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smulto last edited by

I am trying to pull some data for a client and there are a bunch of redirects going on until I get a message from Safari that says too many redirects are happening. Any idea on what is going on?

Need this info asap...
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ShaMenz last edited by

Hi Stephanie,

Sounds like a situation where you really need to go straight to the Help Team and get them to take a look at the specific domain to diagnose the issue.

I would start at the Help Hub and click the big pink button.

Hope that helps,

Sha
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igor.pinchevskiy last edited by

works for me on windows 7 in chrome!
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