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  1. Michael-T
    First time poster so please take it easy on me. I am developing on a windows 7 machine with WAMP Server running and no configuration changes from the defaults. IIS is turned off. In my site I have a class method to record actions taken by the user. During this method I obtain a timestamp in unix and save it to the database. On the Dev machine, this works fine but when I put it online I get an error. HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request. I traced the issue through the code to this point: // get date stamp $date = date_create(); $datestamp = date_timestamp_get($date); // ERROR HAPPENS HERE I have tried this method and the OOP method and works fine locally, but fails on my full server which is a windows server running IIS. I have painstakenly checked the PHPINFO.php for discrepancies but can't see anything that would affect this setting - any help would be really appreciated. Kind Regards Michael
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