!422 What does that mean?
I just return those to be Reindexed.
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South Africa Dutch [MQSZ-H1D] is the reference batch.
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The ! symbol was mentioned in another topic as meaning a note, see https://community.familysearch.org/en/discussion/comment/538829/#Comment_538829
I do not do indexing but comments I have seen indicate that no one can look at the batch once it is returned
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!@#$%^&() are not allowed in indexing. Next time, please hang on to the batch so someone can help you.
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Even the Reference images show that (!422). The Image of the Batch does NOT come on. Only a black picture with !422 on the top. Too late. I have already returned them. MQSZ-H1D, H1L, H1H, H1W, CM6. I did see that they were Marriage forms. Only the CM6 I did not see yet.
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@Harmon, James Bartlett Hi, still you need to hang on to one batch so that the techies at FS Support can see and do their computer whiz-kid thing ---- it sounds to me like they may have to pull the entire project and re-scan or photo everything 😥
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Got one. Batch [MQSZ-H13]. Do I have to call FS Support?
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That is ...truly odd.
422 is an HTML error code for "unprocessable entity" or "unprocessable content". It normally implies an error on the user's end: the request couldn't be fulfilled because the server doesn't understand some part or aspect of it. Of course, I have no idea whether FS is using HTML error codes here, but it seems to be the most reasonable assumption.
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I will see what I can find out about these.
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At least I can see some images in the Reference Image function. -3, -4 and -5
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This batch will have to be returned on the 18th. I am still waiting for some help with this.
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I have sent it to be reviewed. I will let you know when I hear back. Thanks for reporting the error.
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I got a lot more of those. I sent them all back accept one. Just in case. The Help feature didn't help. This is a new issue I guess.
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Batch MQSH-JGS This time almost all the reference images are viewable. Only -2 is showing !422. Did a computer with a Virus cause this?
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Did a computer with a Virus cause this?
I doubt it. Most viruses are designed to be unobtrusive, because if the user notices a problem, the virus can be caught. (Their goal is to steal information, not just to annoy people.) Causing images to disappear would alert the FamilySearch team that something's wrong.
I think that @Julia Szent-Györgyi's theory is the most likely scenario, especially given that nobody else has chimed in with a similar issue. Have you tried to use a different browser or clear cookies?
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I know that is incorrect. ALL of those have been marked as No EX Data. It's NOT my system. By the way, I think they have repaired the issue. The Indexing base took my batches. I think they have been all repaired. A few days ago they gave us a lot of Batches to index and review.
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I was told that the issue would be addressed. I am glad that it is working for you @Harmon, James Bartlett
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