How To Fix 400 Errors

Experiencing a 400 Bad Request error? Check out our detailed guide on how to fix it once and for all! ❌🦊

When a website fails to load, it’s simply annoying. It’s important to understand, though, why that happened so you know how to fix it.

Errors labeled with a number between 400 and 499 are HTTP client errors. This usually means that something has gone wrong during the communication between the browser your site’s visitor is using and your site’s server.

In this video, we’ll take a closer look at the 400 Bad Request error: what this error means, what causes it as well as some specific steps to fix the issue.

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🕘Timestamps

0:00 Intro
0:47 400 Bad Request
1:24 403 Forbidden
1:56 404 Not Found
2:18 405 Method Not Allowed
2:37 413 Request Entity Too Large
2:53 429 Too Many Requests

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[conniecastillo]

I HAVE 400 BAD REQUEST. HOW DO I FIX IT?

[zechariahcopeland]

have a user that is getting method Not Allowed error. I see info on what could possbily fix. but idot want to go down an unknown rabbit hole