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here is another bx error code that was gotten when trying to add the Adsense ads gadget to one's Blogger.com blog.

Unfortunately you can't remove a bx error code (although you may be able to bypass it).

I have seen one of the Blogger.com employees post that sometimes when these bx error codes have to do with adding Adsense to one's blog that the solution may probably be that you have to give Blogger.com permission to add the Adsense ad code(s) to your blog.

bX-boj299 - The ByPass Procedure Has Worked Again!

Here is a bx error code that I got today! It happened when I was trying to log in to my Blogger.com account!

As the error screen suggested, I did a search for the above bx error code and no related searches could be found!

So I entered the bypass procedure and as you can see I'm able to post a new entry to my blog!

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this bx error code has been associated with trying to add the Adsense gadget to one's blog. It seems as though when trying to add adsense the blogger has to log in again and type in their account details and after that information has been typed in and the blogger tries to sign in, they get the above bx error code.

I have posted before that I have seen one of the Blogger.com employees post that when some of these bx error codes had to do with adding Adsense to one's blog, the problem (and solution) could be that the blogger hasn't yet given Blogger.com permission to add their adsense coding to their blogs and that needs to be done first before the Adsense codes can be added.

Please look on the right side of this blog and you will see a link where you can report your bx error code problem.

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Someone posted that they got this bx error code when they were trying to post a comment to one of their own posts.

Like I have said many times before, Blogger.com has said that a lot of these bx error codes are temporary so you may want to give it a few days to see if the problem solves itself.

If you continue to get the bx error code then you should do a search for it and see if anyone else has posted about it - and hopefully provided a solution for it as well!

If you still continue to have the problem then you can start a thread about your particular bx error code on the Blogger.com help groups. Again, hopefully someone may be able to help you.

If that doesn't help then you can report your bx error code problem to the Blogger.com staff by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog - called - Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here!

I have posted many times and said that when enough people report the specific bx error code then Blogger.com will assign someone to look into it further - but I have since seen it posted elsewhere that there is probably not a bx error code that the Blogger.com staff don't know about.

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this is another bx error code that has been associated with trying to publish one's newest blog post.

For more information on similar bx error codes having to do with publishing a new blog entry, just click here.

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this is another bx error code that is associated with not being able to publish one's blog post.

As one of the Blogger.com employees has said, a lot of these bx error codes are temporary so you may want to give it a little while to see if the problem solves itself.

However I have come to find that the bypass procedure has worked very well for me in situations like this.

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Someone posted that they got this bx error code when they were trying to upload a new template to their blog. Below is the reply that I gave them:

Well of course, hopefully you know that when you change a blog's template with a third-party template you will lose your widgets - (hopefully you have saved them so that you can use them over again)

As far as the bx error code goes is this a different blog template
that you are using that you never used before?

The usual reason for someone getting a bx error code when it has to do
with changing one's template has to do with the template itself being
corrupt or missing some coding in it. - unfortunately this means that
you will have to check the coding of the template and try to find the
errors. 

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this is a bx error code that is associated with trying to either create or edit one's blogger.com profile.

Hopefully there is a fix on the way. 

However it has been some time since this type of bx error code has been reported / posted about.

Most of the current bx error codes being mentioned have to do with adding a third-party template or being able to publish a new blog entry.

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this is another bx error code that has been associated with having trouble publishing to one's blog. In other words, you add a new post to your blog but you are not able to "publish" (add) it to your blog!

Again this is another situation in which the bypass procedure has worked for me.

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this bx error code is associated with not being able to add Adsense ads to one's blog.

(If you don't know what the Adsense program is just visit my Adsense Consultant's Blog)

It has been suggested by one of the Blogger.com employees that you first try clearing your cache and cookies and then re-starting your browser. A lot of people have posted that this has worked for them.

Also some of the bx error codes that have been associated with being able to add Adsense to one's blog have to do with the fact that you may not have given Blogger.com permission to add the Adsense ads for you.

Having Problems Adding The "Reactions" Gadget To Your Blog?

Here is a link to the Blogger Help Groups where you can post about the problems you are having.

Also this forum / message board thread is also there so that you can give your opinion about the (relatively) new Reactionsgadget that Blogger.com has added.

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this is another bx error code that has been associated with templates. However in this one particular case the person was trying to revert back to their original blogger.com template and they got this bx error code.

even though the person posted that they did save a copy of their original template, one of the most likely culprits of getting this bx error code is because their is missing or corrupt coding and or the original template was copied and pasted wrong.

someone posted about this particular bx error code

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saying that they could access or find their blog online.

Here was my reply to them:

"from what I can see your blog has been removed. When typing in the URL of your blog there is a link provided to see information on why your blog has been removed - and possibly how you can get it restored."

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Originally the person that posted about this bx error code didn't say what they were doing when the got this error code so I decided to look around and see what I could find out about this particular bx error code!

It seems that this bx error code is associated with trying to add widgets / gadgets - mostly to the bottom - to one's blog!

Now I have received bx error codes when I was trying to add gadgets to the bottom of different / third-party templates (mostly with my Different Blog Layouts Blog. And the problem was that some of these particular templates would not allow for one to add any "footergadgets / widgets because there was no footer in those particular templates! And I am assuming that that was the reason why I was getting those bx error codes!

Solution? - to make sure that your template allows for add gadgets / widgets to the footer of your blog!