There are many things which can cause a network to load partially, slowly or not at all.\u00a0Follow these steps to\u00a0quickly resolve or determine the cause of this issue:<\/p>\n
Network inaccessible or not loading<\/strong><\/p>\n If you tried the above steps without success, ask yourself these questions:<\/p>\n If you are unable to access your network because it is greyed out and blocked by a message box, it may be that you have not selected a plan for your network. All Ning Networks must now be on a plan in order to be online.<\/strong> If yours is not on the Plus or Pro plan, you will need to\u00a0select a plan<\/a> first. To do that, just go to www.ning.com and sign in. Then click on the Plans & Billing link at the top. From there, click on Plans, where you will then be able to select a plan for your network.<\/p>\n If your network is not loading at all and you are using your own domain instead of your .ning.com one, the issue\u00a0may be related\u00a0to your DNS settings. Check out our article on troubleshooting domain mapping issues here<\/a>.<\/p>\n If your network is not loading at all and you are not using your own domain, it may be that you are behind a firewall. Go to your computer’s security settings to allow access to the following web addresses:<\/p>\n api.ning.com If you are accessing your network from a different location than where you usually access it, it’s possible your ISP is blocking the network. Contact your ISP to determine if this is the case.<\/p>\n Network is accessible, but takes a long time to load each time<\/strong><\/p>\n Sometimes, a network will load, but take a long time to finish loading. Things you can do to improve the load-time of your network are:<\/p>\n Lastly,\u00a0a great tool to have at your side is Firebug<\/a>. Use it\u00a0to experiment with CSS before actually applying it to your network or use it to determine what is taking the longest time to load. It’s a sure way to suss out the issue and remove it before anyone even notices.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There are many things which can cause a network to load partially, slowly or not at all.\u00a0Follow these steps to\u00a0quickly resolve or determine the cause of this issue:<\/p>\n Check for any updates on\u00a0our Status blog<\/a>. If there is anything going on that would affect networks across the platform, we will post about it here. Network inaccessible or not loading Is your network on a …<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[28],"tags":[846,697,845,157,815],"yoast_head":"\n\n
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\nVerify that this browser is supported<\/a> on the Ning Platform. If you are not sure which browser you are using, visit\u00a0useragentstring.com<\/a>.
\nClear your browser’s cache. Check out our articles\u00a0in the Ning\u00a0Help Center\u00a0for clearing your cache<\/a>.
\nEnable JavaScript<\/a>\u00a0on your browser.
\nUpdate your Flash Player.
\nCheck your internet connection. Slower internet connections may have difficulty loading networks with a lot of content.
\nEnsure you are\u00a0running the latest version of your browser, or try downloading a fresh instance. Access\u00a0your network from a different browser.
\nCheck your browser’s settings for any plug-ins or add-ons that may be interfering with your network.
\nIf you have any JavaScript or widgets on your Main Page or in your Custom Code section, try removing all of them, and adding them back one by one.<\/p>\n
\nIf you tried the above steps without success, ask yourself these questions:<\/p>\n