Having a little issue. Trying to insert a task using a custom controller, and I am not getting any kind of "error" when this executes. Everything else on the page seems to work but this. 

Any help would be great. Thanks.
Also I have taken out any fields that would be pulled from the page and tried to just test it by entering the variables and it didn't work.

 public List&lt;Task&gt; tasks {get; set;}
 public ID CurrentAcct = Apexpages.CurrentPage().getParameters().get('Id');
 public ID CurrentUser = UserInfo.getUserId();
 private String soql {get;set;}
 private ApexPages.StandardController stdController;
 private Account_Plan__c AcctObj;
 private Task Ntask;


 //Other Code here for queries and constructor


   Public Pagereference AddTask(){
    String taskdate = Apexpages.CurrentPage().GetParameters().get('tdate');
    Date d = date.parse(taskdate);
    Ntask = new Task();
    Ntask.ActivityDate = date.parse('5/25/13');
    Ntask.Subject = 'This is a test';
    Ntask.OwnerId = CurrentUser;
    Ntask.WhatId = CurrentAcct;
    Ntask.Status = 'In Progress';
    Ntask.Priority = 'Normal';
    Ntask.Type = 'Call';


    try{
    insert Ntask;}
    catch (Exception e) {
      ApexPages.addMessage(new ApexPages.Message(ApexPages.Severity.ERROR, 'There was an Error! Cannot Create Task'));
    } 

    return null;
    }



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