Can you please tell us what in your theme was causing this?
We all have scripts running through the site. Was there a specific script? Where you able to pinpoint it?
I want you all to k ow that I am suspicion of google tag manager or new GA4 tracking and event capture codes. This issue start happening for us first time a few days into upgrading our google analytic to 4.0 and google wanted us to paste more code in the source of the website. Maybe old analytic codes must be removed first? Have you all recently updated your google analytic or google ads codes?
Its NOT UNNUSUAL for a developer to have MULTIPLE tabs open with multiple devices while DEVELOPING CSS, LIQUID, JS and HTML.
Every time this comes up its like âoh, im sorry, Shopify, for doing my job today and building a good mobile/destop/tablet experience for my customers by testing my website with multiple devicesâ
My point is simple: When I am logged in as an ADMIN I should NEVER see that message
its not âunusualâ for an admin to behave this way.
it would be unusual for some random âvisitorâ to behave that way, hence this shortsighted attempt by Shopify to reduce bot traffic via their CDN⌠however, its not unusual for an admin to behave like this: multiple tabs, multiple devices, multiple admin pages open, writing code and refreshing the pages while testing for responsive design.
Whoever rolled this feature out did so in an attempt to throttle bandwidth, but they made an EPIC mistake by not considering ADMIN behavior and whitelisting IPs for logged in admins.
REAL SOLUTION:
Shopify dev team should WHITELIST the IP of any ADMIN when visiting their OWN SITE
Iâm a visitor to a site and keep getting the error mentioned above (This page is temporarily unavailable because a device from your location is sending large amounts of web requests. Visitors from other locations can still view the page) I am a designer sourcing pieces from mcgee&coâs website and have been getting this error a lot recently. Is there a way to fix or clear this? I donât know if itâs because I am putting things in my cart and not purchasing or if something else is triggering it. In order to get our trade discount pricing with shipping I have to add items to my cart so Iâm not sure of a way around this.
The problem has been solved for us and we have not seen this error ever since. We even had our customers calling us and Telling us they were getting this error and they can not place an order. I am not sure how shopify has not address this. Switching DNS to CloudFlare solved the issue for us.
Same here, we have multiple webshops for our clients in Shopify. We get blocked on a daily basis nowadays. We have many clients so we have to switch between many shops. Which makes it really hard and frustrating to edit their websites if we get blocked for 20 minutes every hour. We have contacted Shopify several times about this issue but they do nothing about it and donât see any thing wrong with it.
When I have one device, and an inspect element off my browser showing network traffic that proves I am not sending too many requests? This happens constantly. Why is shopify so janky?
We are getting this same error from a customer on their mobile device. They were able to access our website and place an order on their desktop device. Please help me identify how to solve this problem. Our store is TeaEmbassy.com
Have you resolved your issue as we are having the same problems customers and our selves not being able to access sporadically since end of February this year, have had our site since 2021
We actually had the same issue, but it turned out to be an app installed that made way too many calls. See the attached network. This was spamming and caused us to be rate limited.
