damianjames

That was it! Thanks so much... I should read what PHP tries to tell me a little closer, since I've been searching high and low within email.php instead of the language file where it told me to look! Thanks again!

Hi all - It's gotta be something obvious, but I can't for the life of me how I'm sending output in this file before I send a header redirect. Can anyone see it? <?php //Initialize securimage captcha session_start(); require_once('dbconnect.php'); // initialize db connection to populate email address include_once('../securimage/securimage.php'); $language = $_POST['lang']; include($language . ".php"); //Load language file for feedback. TODO: Maintain separate file for this so the script doesn't need to load so many unused variables? $securimage = new Securimage(); if ($securimage->check($_POST['captcha_code']) == false) { die($contact_bad_captcha); } // pump post vars into local vars and clean them up, assign to session to display on contact completion function lang($language) { //Give hidden post var for language a human name switch ($language) { case en: return "English"; break; case es: return "Español"; break; default: return "Español"; } } $reason = htmlentities($_POST['reason'], ENT_QUOTES); $name = htmlentities($_POST['name'], ENT_QUOTES); $email = htmlentities($_POST['email'], ENT_QUOTES); $phone = htmlentities($_POST['phone'], ENT_QUOTES); $cell = htmlentities($_POST['cell'], ENT_QUOTES); $method = htmlentities($_POST['method'], ENT_QUOTES); $comments = htmlentities($_POST['comments'], ENT_QUOTES); $lang = lang($language); // Query for email addresses $query = "SELECT `description`,`email` FROM contact WHERE `code` = \"" . $reason . "\" AND `language` = \"" . $language . "\""; $result = mysql_query($query); while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { $to = $row['email']; $reason = $row['description']; } $subject = "ELP Contact Form Submission From " . $name; $_SESSION['name'] = $name; $_SESSION['email'] = $email; $_SESSION['phone'] = $phone; $_SESSION['cell'] = $cell; $_SESSION['method'] = $method; $_SESSION['comments'] = $comments; // Build the mail object $header = "From: " . $email . "\r\n"; $header .= "Reply-To: " . $email . "\r\n"; $header .= "Bcc: email@address.com\r\n"; $header .= "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\r\n"; $message = "Reason: " . $reason . "<br>"; $message .= "Name: " . $name . "<br>"; $message .= "Email: " . $email . "<br>"; $message .= "Phone: " . $phone . "<br>"; $message .= "Cell: " . $cell . "<br>"; $message .= "Method to contact: " . $method . "<br>"; $message .= "Comments/Questions: " . nl2br($comments) . "<br>"; $message .= "Language: " . lang($language); // Send it after checking that variables are set correctly if (isset($name) && isset($email) && isset($method) && isset($comments) && isset($header) && isset($message)) { mail($to, $subject, $message, $header); header("Location: ../contactcomplete.php?lang=" . $language); // Forward to completion page which displays what was sent } else { echo $contact_general_error; //Unknown error } ?> Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home1/supresen/public_html/configs/es.php:1) in /home1/supresen/public_html/configs/email.php on line 67 Thanks for the help!

Thanks for the help!

Hi all - I'm writing a little piece of blog software for the pastor of my church, and I'm wondering database-wise how to attack it. When it comes to performance, when you have a small amount of rows being returned from a relatively small dataset, is it more efficient to store everything in one table? id (PK) date (date) title-es (varchar) title-en (varchar) post-es (text) post-en (text) author (enum) category (varchar) active (bool) The main question I'm concerning myself with is to split the languages or not. Thanks!

Security settings in at least some of the browsers (maybe works still in IE, haven't checked) prevent you from opening things with file:///c:/whatever.

Have you tried applying it to the image rather than the UL? You can also try using line-height or a percentage (can be negative) instead of middle for vertical-align for more fine-tuned alignment.

Hi all - I am building a site that needs to support multi-language with an iframe for content. The design has the language selector at the top outside of the iframe, and a music player at the bottom outside the iframe. The language files reside in includes that are accessed by checking $_COOKIE and/or $_GET switch statements. What I'm trying to figure out is if someone has chosen a language, navigated to a different content page than what loads by default in the iframe, then switches the language again, how can I reload the the index and the chosen content page in the new language? I'd hate to have them need to re-navigate to where they were in they switch languages. Maybe edge case and I'm worried over 1% of people who would select another language after clicking into a page, but it does need to be kind of newbie/oldie-proof. I'm also conflicted on where to post this - I'm working the language switch out in php, wondering about an html target and page reload, and guessing that maybe this might be accomplished with ajax. Apologies if I'm posting in the incorrect spot. Attached screenshot gives a better idea of my conundrum (I hope!) [attachment deleted by admin]