page continually crashes on ipad2

[adsoned]

On my desktop computer I can open my website, or an individual page in it. I was able to do the same on my ipad2 earlier today.I am using ios 10.3.2. I mistyped the page's name on the ipad, and got the "problem occurred... message". Subsequent correct entering still yielded the error message. Only one time did it quickly appear and then disappear before the error message. I have tried turning the ipad off and on; and also a hard reboot. A cache problem??

 

[Brian 244]

Likely a cache problem but the iPad 2 cannot run iOS 10.3.2. What's the model number of your device ?

 

[giradman]

On my desktop computer I can open my website, or an individual page in it. I was able to do the same on my ipad2 earlier today.I am using ios 10.3.2. I mistyped the page's name on the ipad, and got the "problem occurred... message". Subsequent correct entering still yielded the error message. Only one time did it quickly appear and then disappear before the error message. I have tried turning the ipad off and on; and also a hard reboot. A cache problem??

Agree w/ Brian, i.e. if you indeed have an iPad 2, then running iOS 10.x is not possible (see pic below - Source) - check in Settings -> General -> About and supply us w/ your model number - until clarified, difficult to provide suggestions - and, welcome to the forum! Dave
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[adsoned]

Model MLMV2LL/A

 

[scifan57]

Model MLMV2LL/A

That's the Space Gray 128GB 9.7" iPad Pro WiFi only.

 

[giradman]

Model MLMV2LL/A

Thanks for the information, but I'm now confused, i.e. you were discussing an iPad 2 (a 2011 release device) and supplied the above model # which came up as a recent iPad Pro (pic below) from this Lookup Site - you need to clarify your first post, sorry. Dave

 

[adsoned]

In my upsetment I wasn't thinking straight. It is an ipad pro.

 

[twerppoet]

At any rate, as Brian suggested it's probably the cache. Go to Settings > Safari and Clear History and Website Data.

Note: You'll have to re-enter passwords for sites that usualy remember you.

 

[adsoned]

After much searching I discovered that it was a Safari problem. If I eliminated the data from the body of my web page the page would load. Therefore, little by little I included the data back into the body; in search of the culprit. The page loaded fine until I got to the last six lines of my data. All throughout the page I had been using the HTML "&nbsp" to create spaces between the characters. For some reason Safari, at the end of the page signaled a crash. After I removed the "problem" HTML it loaded. No idea why; but I am gladd that it is back to working.