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There can be multiple reasons for receiving an error message even though the code is similar to another page where it is working perfectly fine. Some of the reasons are:

1. Different environment: The new page may have a different environment or setup than the previously working one. This can cause compatibility issues or errors that were not present on the previous page.

2. Data input errors: Different data may have been entered on the new page that is causing errors. Incorrect data can cause the code to behave differently than it was intended and lead to errors.

3. Code inconsistencies: Even though the code appears to be similar between the two pages, there may be slight differences in syntax, variable names, or other aspects that are causing errors.

4. External factors: External factors such as network errors, server issues, or browser compatibility can also cause errors.

To resolve the issue, it is necessary to identify the root cause of the error and make changes accordingly. Debugging the code and checking for consistency in syntax, data input, and environment can help to isolate the problem.