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1. #WHEN I CLICK A LINK IT SAYS BAD REQUEST UPDATE#
2. #WHEN I CLICK A LINK IT SAYS BAD REQUEST PASSWORD#
3. #WHEN I CLICK A LINK IT SAYS BAD REQUEST WINDOWS#

Also some of this may or may not be necessary, but as I mentioned before, this just works for me.

#WHEN I CLICK A LINK IT SAYS BAD REQUEST UPDATE#

Now obviously, if you want dark mode or SSL etc., you’ll need to update this as required, but for now let’s try and get straight into node-red.

#WHEN I CLICK A LINK IT SAYS BAD REQUEST PASSWORD#

Password: redacted but same as HA password This is my configuration and it just works.Ĭredential_secret: redacted but something difficult to guess If you are still experiencing the 502 after a couple of minutes, I suggest you do the following.Ĭlick on the conf tab of the Node-red add-on and basically paste this in. If you’re receiving a 502 issue, I would encourage you to wait a minute or so for the add-0n to finish loading itself (you can check the progress on the log tab of the add-on). I’ve helped several people to address this. In reality, it’s either you’ve tried to access the add-on too early or it’s usually a password / auth issue. In layman’s terms, this http error means the webserver has received a bad response and cannot move forwards. They have installed the add-on from the “Home Assistant Community Add-ons” section which can be found in the side bar under Supervisor => Add-on Store (tab), but when they start the add-on, clicking on the link results in a 502 bad gateway error.

As a result of my 3 part Beginner’s guide to Node-red tutorials, some have reached out to tell me that they’ve been unable to run Node-red successfully. Operating SystemĪndroid (Jellybean) - Clearing Cache and Cookies on Google Chrome Mobile Web Browsers Table with mobile Operating System and corresponding documents on clearing cache and cookies. New Edge (Win 10, 8, 7, MacOS) - Clearing Cache and Cookies Opera 28.0 (Mac) - Clearing Cache and Cookies Internet Explorer 9, 10 and 11 (Win) - Clearing Cache and Cookies Safari 10.0.1+ (Mac) - Clearing Cache and Cookies Safari (Win) - Clearing Cache and Cookies BrowserĬhrome (Win) - Clearing Cache and CookiesĬhrome (Mac) - Clearing Cache and Cookiesįirefox 57+ (Win) - Clearing Cache and Cookiesįirefox 21+ (Mac) - Clearing Cache and Cookies

#WHEN I CLICK A LINK IT SAYS BAD REQUEST WINDOWS#

Table with browser name and links to Windows documents and macOS documents. It also helps running some applications better on your computer by freeing up space. Try using a different browser, such as Google Chrome, which can be downloaded here: Desktop Web BrowsersĬlearing the browser cache prevents you from using old/out-of-date versions of websites and protects your personal information. If none of these work, consider downloading WiscVPN: WiscVPN - Installing the Palo Alto GlobalProtect Client (Windows), WiscVPN - Installing the Palo Alto GlobalProtect Client (Mac)Ĭurrently, certain versions of Firefox will give this error even after completing possible troubleshooting. Please try using a a different network or cellular data. If it does not appear to be an issue with the browser, it could be a network issue. Click the browser you are using below to find instructions for clearing your browser's cache and cookies. If this does not work, then the issue can usually be resolved by clearing your browser's cache and cookies. In some cases, this alone can fix the issue.

Next, completely restart the browser so that all previous windows and tabs have been closed.

Next, if you are using Safari on a Mac, follow the instructions in NetID Login - "Stale Request" Error in Safari first to make sure your browser is not blocking all cookies, which can prevent NetID login from functioning properly. If you are using a bookmark, try getting to the site another way as bookmarks can cause this error. You may see the following error: Solutionįirst, make sure you are attempting to use a valid link. When you are attempting to log in to a UW Madison service or a link that requires NetID authentication, you may see this error for several reasons. This document describes what to do if you receive a 400 Bad Request error message upon loading the UW-Madison NetID Login page