Sorry, but that URL is inaccessible?
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Hi,
I am trying to grade some pages and keywords using the "On-page grader" tool but for each URL that I try, the tool returns me a "Sorry, but that URL is inaccessible". The thing is that I have already used previously and without any problem some of these URLs. In fact, I have just realized that, while the same URL (for example: www.lacasadelaaldea.com) works in the "On-page optimization tool", it doesn't in the "On-page grader" right now.
I have looked if someone could have experienced the same issue and I have found some other threads talking about it... so I have checked with my hosting provider that there is no firewall or any other thing causing this problem but they can't find anything. How do you make the call to the server? What could be happening?
Thanks in advance,
Juan
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Wow, I feel a little bit embarrassed to share with you what really happened...
I was going to take a screenshot and then I realized that I was writting down the URL where should go the keywords and viceversa so it was all my bad
I have just come back from my summer vacation yesterday so I guess I am a little rusty and my mind is still adjusting
Sorry for the inconvinience! And thanks a lot to both of you anyway
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Hi Juan
We are not seeing any issues with the on-page grader. Can you share a screenshot of the error message?
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Thanks for your quick reply Patrick. I hadn't thought about that so I'm going to check it!
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Hi there
I would review your robots.txt and make sure that you're not blocking crawlers from finding important information that may be contained in some of your extensions or directories that you have blocked. You seem to have quite a few, and based that I don't know how your resources are set up/I am skimming, that would be an area to look. This could also apply to the notifications about blocking JSS and CSS that Google has sent out recently.
Hope this helps! Good luck!
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