so,i made a website and uploaded it to my paid hosting...some pages were blank when accessed.did some testing and found out that was a php problem.contacted the support to enable error reporting for testing...he said that it can not be done...and that my code was the problem....spent 3h testing like a blind man...then my mother comes and sais this "maybe it's not compatible"she knows nothing about programming....then it struck me....fucking different php versions...i think i'm retarded sometimes...

Ur mom is an outside of the box debugger. Get her some flowers or something

@jukerok i will do that:))

Always the little yet obvious things... :)

Look at digital ocean. 5$ vps :p

Amazon Web Services are free for a year and I feel like their services are cheap too. Just for testing you can use the smallest instance which is really cheap

thanks for the advice:) i will take a look at these services

Heroku!

@eshwarenm yeah heroku is nice too

@divil on my dev server everything worked:))

@divil exactly

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