Request and API Errors
This page groups together HTTP errors commonly seen in APIs, forms, and structured client requests where method, payload, timing, or state can trigger failures.
- What 400 Bad Request Means and How to Troubleshoot It
- What 405 Method Not Allowed Means and How to Troubleshoot It
- What 406 Not Acceptable Means and How to Troubleshoot It
- What 408 Request Timeout Means and How to Troubleshoot It
- What 409 Conflict Means and How to Troubleshoot It
- What 429 Too Many Requests Means and How to Troubleshoot It