bX-o2ai1i

this bx error code was reported when trying to correct spelling errors on a blog post before publishing that blog post. The person reported that they got a blank page followed by a reload which shows bX-o2ai1i error, and failure to publish edits on previously published blog. 

Even though the person reported that they were using the latest version of Firefox, I don't think that this kind of bx error code is restricted to just what kind of browser one is using.

However, I have been able to successfully use the bypass procedure so that I can publish my blog post.

bX-dqo14p

Here is a bx error code that was posted about however it wasn't posted what the person was doing when they got this bx error code - although it seems to be related to having a problem with publishing one's blog post. 

bX-jntcxe

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

this is one case where the bypass procedure has successfully worked for me!

bX-q9v129

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

This is also another one of those situations where the bypass procedure has worked for me when I got a bx error code relating to not being able to publish my blog posts.

bX-nbkjs4

this is another bx error code that has been associated with not being able to publish one's blog post. (This is also one of the situations where the bypass procedure has successfully worked for me!)

If you continue to get this bx error code then you can report it to Blogger.com by clicking on the link in the sidebar, "Report Your BX Error Code Problem".

bX-nkcm8z

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

this is also another situation where the bypass procedure has worked for me

While Blogger.com has said that a lot of these bx error codes are temporary, if you continue to get the bx error code then Blogger.com wants you to report it to them. You can click on the link that is provided on the left side of this blog, "Report Your BX Error Code Error Here!

bX-qtlj29

this is another bx error code that has been associated with trying to publish a blog post.

Although it is rumored that this particular bx error code is associated with adding pictures to one's post this has turned out to be only a rumor because this specific bx error code has been posted about before and there was no mention of trying to add photos to one's blog post(s).

As far as being able to publish one's blog post(s), I have found that the bypass procedure works very well for this kind of thing because I have used it myself in the past.

bX-2hcpgd

occurred when trying to publish one's blog post.

One of the Blogger.com employees has posted that they were aware of the problem (it occurred because of a glitch) and have resolved it. However if you are still getting this bx error code then you should report it to Blogger.com by clicking on the link "Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here" that is provided on the right side of this blog.

If you would like to view the message thread where this bx error code was posted about and see the post from the Blogger.com employee, just clickhere.

bX-nstyul

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.

bX-gem261

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.