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Where are you running this code form? localhost?

 

If so then you need to configure PHP to use an SMTP server/mail client in order for emails to be sent. See the following page for configuration options available

http://php.net/manual/en/mail.configuration.php

 

If your SMTP server requires authentication (ie google mail, yahoo, outlook etc) before sending emails then you cannot use PHP's mail function. Instead you need to use a something like PHPMailer or Swiftmailer.

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you need an indication of the value being returned by the mail() function.

 

for the time being, forget about redirecting all over the place. start with something like -

if ($success){
  echo "the mail statement returned a TRUE value";
}
else{
  echo "the mail statement returned a FALSE value";
}

i looked at the hostgator faq concerning php/sendmail and apparently the mail() statement can be used to send email through their mail server, though i wouldn't use their example code, it's just more crap php code that's been posted on the web.

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