I never had such a problem, but it is good to know what happened.
I will file this away just in case I run into this.
Thanks for sharing.
Richard
Topic: Blockchain.info - can't send bitcoins to another address (Read 3493 times)
Hey guys thank you for the replies, I appreciate it.
I successfully transferred my bitcoins using another computer, so I'd assume its as piuk said, a javascript issue.
I'm still not sure why I was also getting the insufficient funds message (it would say for example, 0.5295289 needed, 0.5285289 available) and even if I'd use up some btc on Satoshi dice to test this, the number needed would change as well along with my current balance. Kind of hard to explain. Seems to be an issue with my own computer though. I'm just glad the fees didn't outweigh my actual btc.
Either way, appreciate the help, blockchain is a pretty good service for people who only know the basics of btc, highly recommend it.
I successfully transferred my bitcoins using another computer, so I'd assume its as piuk said, a javascript issue.
I'm still not sure why I was also getting the insufficient funds message (it would say for example, 0.5295289 needed, 0.5285289 available) and even if I'd use up some btc on Satoshi dice to test this, the number needed would change as well along with my current balance. Kind of hard to explain. Seems to be an issue with my own computer though. I'm just glad the fees didn't outweigh my actual btc.
Either way, appreciate the help, blockchain is a pretty good service for people who only know the basics of btc, highly recommend it.
as i know there is some upgrade. whih we had to do , for proper function of bitcoin wallet .
http://bitcoin.org/may15.html
http://bitcoin.org/may15.html
Ok Well there are two separate errors here.
For the "insufficient funds" error what is exact message? (either screenshot or copy and paste it). There is 0.5285289 BTC available to spend but the fee may be pushing it over.
The [ReferenceError: Bitcoin is not defined] is a javascript error normally indicating that a javascript file failed to load. Are there any other errors in the javascript console? Or try https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/my-wallet/djjkppdfofjnpcbnkkangbhanjdnoocd?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
For the "insufficient funds" error what is exact message? (either screenshot or copy and paste it). There is 0.5285289 BTC available to spend but the fee may be pushing it over.
The [ReferenceError: Bitcoin is not defined] is a javascript error normally indicating that a javascript file failed to load. Are there any other errors in the javascript console? Or try https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/my-wallet/djjkppdfofjnpcbnkkangbhanjdnoocd?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
I had issue to send bitcoins from blockchain wallet, however I had another error. I exported my wallet from blockchain and imported in the multibit client.
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I bought bitcoins from blockchain.info today. The transaction has been confirmed 50 times.
When I try to send bitcoins of ANY amount from blockchain.info wallet I get either "insufficient funds" error even though I have enough bitcoins to send, or I get "toString(): value: [ReferenceError: Bitcoin is not defined]". I've tried it on both Firefox 19.0.2 and Google Chrome.
I have received a lot of small transactions in the past from faucets, this is the first lump sum that would be a couple of dollars worth, and read this may interfere on it.
Is there any way to fix this issue? What can I do? I've tried sending the btc including miners fee of 0.0005. The money just won't budge.
http://blockchain.info/address/1JyGZ1vM1Eu2Sw7YYyWTZSmj6qYmMV82FY has some information on my transactions but I don't really understand it.
When I try to send bitcoins of ANY amount from blockchain.info wallet I get either "insufficient funds" error even though I have enough bitcoins to send, or I get "toString(): value: [ReferenceError: Bitcoin is not defined]". I've tried it on both Firefox 19.0.2 and Google Chrome.
I have received a lot of small transactions in the past from faucets, this is the first lump sum that would be a couple of dollars worth, and read this may interfere on it.
Is there any way to fix this issue? What can I do? I've tried sending the btc including miners fee of 0.0005. The money just won't budge.
http://blockchain.info/address/1JyGZ1vM1Eu2Sw7YYyWTZSmj6qYmMV82FY has some information on my transactions but I don't really understand it.
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