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    Posted: 24 December 2003 at 3:46pm

Please please help....

I keep getting the following error the first time i load my forums up....

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'

Type mismatch: 'CDate'

default.asp, line 77

If i reload the page, i get this error....

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'

Type mismatch: 'CDate'

common.asp, line 193

I get back to the first error by clearing my cookies.  What on earth is going on???  Please please help!

 
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Have you follwed the install instructions that descibes a solution to this problem if you get it on the server you are on????
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Yes ive unquoted the line 'Session.LCID = 1033 in both the common.asp file in the root and also in the admin folder.  It works(ed!) fine on Web Wiz server. And ive set it to 2057 for UK.

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You need to set the LCID number to that of your hosts locale.

If you run the server yourself, check all the date and time settings in the servers control panel are set to your own locale. (there is nmore than one)
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How do you find out the locale setting on an ISPs server?  Is there an ASP script you can run which shows it?
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Ok, i think its 1033.

See http://faq.oneandone.co.uk/hosting/14.html

I put that code in the global.asa file though, no luck.  Ive also uncommented the line in the common.asp file, with and without the bit in global.asa.

God this is a nightmare.  Still getting the same error too.
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this is the line causing the problem...

If Session("dtmLastVisit") < CDate(Request.Cookies("ForumVisit")("LastVist")) Then
   Response.Write(strTxtYouLastVisitedOn & " " & DateFormat(Session("dtmLastVisit"), saryDateTimeData) & " " & strTxtAt & " " & TimeFormat(Session("dtmLastVisit"), saryDateTimeData) & ".")
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I had the same problem - But I only needed to unquote the line:
Session.LCID = 1030 (Danish)

And then no problems - No Global.asa or so... 
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