Pop up while using firefox "URL type file is not compatible"

This box appears to me now and then, with an "ok" button to dismiss it while using my firefox. It does not crash but it´s surely very annoying. Never happened until Lion was installed. Anyone with the same problem? Solutions?

Yes, I've had the same message popping up randomly since the upgrade. Can't trace it though, I've tried matching it with "Little Snitch" network monitor lists, but no luck. I'd be really pleased to find a solution to it as it is highly annoying, though I haven't found anything that doesn't work because of it.

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First, try to reset the phone by holding the sleep and home button for about 10sec, until the Apple logo comes back again. You will not lose data by resetting, but it can cure some glitches.
If this does not work, set it up as new device, explained here:
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If still no luck, get it serviced.

While using Firefox, a window will start popping up asking me to type in my Kerberos password.

While using Firefox, a window will start popping up asking me to type in my Kerberos password.'''bold text'''

I have the same setup, and the same issue. I've gotten to the point where I don't use Firefox for anything anymore if I can help it, because I can't get rid of the popup. Clicking "Cancel" will only stop it for a while, but it'll eventually come back.
It's happening to my coworker as well, also on the same setup. Both of our issues started on the same day, maybe 3 weeks ago?

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Alright it didn't solve it. Any other suggestions?
I haven't suggested a solution yet. I want to know whether you still get the messages while Time Machine is disabled. Do you? If so, try any or all of the solutions proposed in this thread:
There was a Problem connecting to the...: Apple Support Communities

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That's interesting. I bet that helps other Safari users!

Error message pops up: url files of type "file:" are not supported. How can I get rid of this?

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I tried someone's solution of taking another external disc and plugging it in, then when it showed up and time machine asked if I wanted to use it or that someone might be trying to trick me, I chose not use it. Then I shut down my computer, plugged in the original Lacie, and rebooted the computer and all seems to work fine now-- the Lacie appears on my desktop and all seeems to be in working order. Who knows why or anything else,- as weird as it gets- but for now things seemed fixed--- maybe others can try this too-- it worked for me so far.

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I have just upgraded to Mountain Lion from Leopard, but now I keep getting this message when I open some web-pages and every time I wake the Mac up after going to sleep. For some odd reason I get it in Swedish sometimes (installed language) and some times in English...
There was a problem connecting to the server.
URLs with the type "file:" are not supported.
OK
What is this and how can I get rid of it. I use Firefox and have updated to latest version.

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You keep sending an update but it cannot download. our e-mail account was compromised while using firefox.

an update announcement is sent, we accept and it never loads from your end.
we also had an e-mail account compromised while using firefox.
I just updated adobe flash and it worked for safari but not firefox. why so many issues??

Hi David,
Thank you for your detailed question. It sounds like the real issue is pdf files. Are there any antivirus/firewalls that might be blocking this specific file type? or are there any preferences in your control panel that might be blocking this?
Do you have any stored preferences for PDF files in Firefox?
*[[Applications panel - Set how Firefox handles different types of files]]

What does it mean when a box pops up saying "The song could not be used because the origional file could not be found. Would you like ot locate it?"

A while ago, I was cleaning out some old pictures and music from my computer. I noticed there were a lot of songs that I did not recognize, and they had nothing to do with my itunes. I figured my step-dad or sister might have put those songs on my computer or something. So I deleted a few of them. The next day or so I realized all my music was gone from my itunes. I still had the account but everything was wiped clean, my music and playlists. I plugged in my ipod hoping it would restore all my music but nothing happened, I still had my music on my ipod and my cell phone. A friend of mine took my ipod, and put all of the music on a hard drive, gave me the hard drive and I transferred all of it in a folder onto my desktop. Then I drug that entire folder into my itunes library. When I click to play a song through itunes a box pops up and says "The song could not be used because the original file could not be found. Would you like to locate it?" When I click on the song to play it in the folder, it will go to itunes and then play it through there. But I cant just go click on the song in my itunes and play it.

It means the media is not where iTunes expects it to be.
iOS devices are not and have never been backup devices.
Are the files in question still on the computer?
If not, you should restore them from the backup of the computer. You do have a backup, correct?

Since installing Lion I keep getting the error message 'there was a problem connecting to the server. URLs with the type 'file:" are not supported"' How can I fix this?

since installing Lion I keep getting the error message 'there was a problem connecting to the server. URLs with the type 'file:" are not supported"' How can I fix this?

A Davey1 wrote:
Not a nice answer!
Posting "Check the 'More like this'" area and not simply providing the answer is a great way to make these groups worthless.
You're ignoring context. On the old Apple Discussion Groups I never posted replies like that, instead giving people relatively detailed answers. The new Apple Support Communities made things worse by introducing certain inefficiencies. Then came Lion. The flood of messages that came with Lion required a painful choice for any of the people who had been helping here: (1) Give quality responses to a few questions and ignore the rest. (2) When applicable, give a brief answer such as the one that you found objectionable. (3) Give up all the other normal activities of life and spend full time trying to answer questions here.
People who needed help with Lion problems seemed to have trouble discovering existing message threads that described how to solve their problems. I never posted the suggestion of "Check the 'More like this' area" without verifying that the help that the poster needed could be found there. Even doing that, what I posted saved me time that I could use to help someone else.
The people helping here are all volunteers. None of them is being paid for the time they spend here. They all have a life outside of Apple Support Communities. It's arrogant of you to demand that people helping here spend more time than they already do.

Using the URL type field in a Dictionary

Using the URL type field in a Dictionary
How and when would I use the URL Field in a Dictionary? What is the advantage of using this field?
For example, you may have tasks within a service delivery in which performers must access a spreadsheet and enter their estimated efforts and costs in that spreadsheet. You might use this URL type field to direct the task performers to the site where the spreadsheet is residing.
To set up the URL field:
In the Dictionary, for the desired Field, select the "URL" type.
When the service performer enters information into the field (during the Service Dellivery moment), it will beautomatically concatenated with the RequestCenter system URL, and presented as a hyperlink immediately below the entry field in the service form.
The performer is directed to the URL, i.e.:
/RequestCenter/servicemanager/MemorySize
Advantages to this design approach:
1. Allows users who do not have access to RequestCenter to view the estimated efforts and costs.
2. Compensates for the fact that the service form itself cannot display the fields in a table format.

Hey,
As per my understanding, you want to display link with text instead of whole url string. For that you can provide link text as a description in URL type field so the same will be displayed as a link title in list view while rendering.
Thanks.

Pop up while using firefox "URL type file is not compatible"

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