C2 AJAX Infinity stall request [solved]

SOLVED the cause is simple... that happens because of internet limitations in Russia. love it

Problem Description

I use ajax to get data from https://streamable.com videos. It's been working fine for 1 month but some day it has started to work bad. I don't know what is cause of the problem. It could be wheter streamable's error, c2 bug, or my silly mistake.

UPD: Found that it doesn't work on chrome too (sometimes). Thought it was just phonegap problem.

UPD(2): Well... I think it'll work ok in another countries (that is bad). I'm from Russia and when I use VPN it works fine. So I'm confused now... And I should add that it's not local error. All my users are having it.

Here some screenshots:

1. Marked with red. Request was stalled for 4 min and then gave an error "net::ERR_TIMED_OUT"

2. Included some debug events. "On load error" triggers and prints "error"

3. And the config (added <access> to try to fix it)

Attach a Capx

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8hdsk44y3gnn5 ... .capx?dl=0

Description of Capx

I just call an ajax request on api data of my video (https://api.streamable.com/videos/ioukj)

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Call a request

Observed Result

Request spend a lot of time in stall mode and then gives an error.

Expected Result

The medium time for the requests like this is 2-3 sec.

Here is the data I should get:

Affected Browsers

• Chrome: (YES)
• FireFox: (YES)
• Cordova PhoneGap: (YES)

Construct 2 Version ID

r259

P.S Sorry for my English

Ashley

Any ideas? Also checked https://httpbin.org/get and it doesn't work too (sometimes works. That's the biggest problem)

Ashley

Any ideas? Also checked https://httpbin.org/get and it doesn't work too (sometimes works. That's the biggest problem)

Please be patient. Expecting a response after only 3 hours is a bit much.

As it states in the Bug Report Requirements :

[quote:o3mvwwel]Why haven't you responded to my bug report yet?

We do look at every report, but developer and release schedules mean we may not get round to it immediately. Please allow a few weeks for it to be investigated. If you are waiting, you can improve the chance it is resolved when a developer does get round to it by carefully reviewing these guidelines and providing as much useful information about the problem as possible. If you are missing anything, you may end up waiting a few weeks for a reply simply asking for the missing information, and then you're waiting again.

The error indicates that the remote server is not responding. This is nothing to do with Construct's AJAX plugin, it's a problem with the network connection to the server.