You've reached the thrilling conclusion of our debugging series! Congratulations! Now, as the grand finale, we're going to dissect the majestic beast that is the "Error 500 Internal Server Error" message.
Step 7: The Art of Panic is next, but don't worry, we'll cover that later. For now, let's focus on the intricacies of server-side errors.
Ah, yes. The 500 Internal Server Error. It's the party crasher that no one wants, but everyone gets. A message that says, "Hey, I'm done, you can go home, the party's over." Well, not exactly. It's more like, "I'm done, but you can try to fix it, and I'll pretend to work again."
In other words, the 500 error is the ultimate cop-out. It's like your server saying, "I'm not going to tell you what's wrong, but I'm not going to help you fix it either." And then it just... just... stops.
Advanced Error Messages for the Truly Desperate – If you're still having trouble, try this link.