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When the error message says "there's a problem with the server", it may just be there there is a problem with the server.
You don't need to go through my code looking for the problem. The system would tell me in no uncertain terms if there was a problem with my code.
And if there is a problem with my code, perhaps it would make sense to first CHECK THAT THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS WITH THE SERVER before looking for an alternative?
You don't need to go through my code looking for the problem. The system would tell me in no uncertain terms if there was a problem with my code.
And if there is a problem with my code, perhaps it would make sense to first CHECK THAT THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS WITH THE SERVER before looking for an alternative?