Please help with syntax

[mac_gyver]

right before the line with if(mail(.....)){... add the following debugging code -

ini_set("display_errors", "1");
error_reporting(-1);
echo CNT_TXT_WARNING_EMAILSENTOK;
echo CNT_TXT_WARNING_EMAILSENTERROR;
exit;

assuming you are doing this on a server that allows ini_set() and error_reporting() statements, this should echo the actual corresponding messages without any php errors.

 

if you do get php errors about undefined constants/assuming you meant a string..., it means that your defined constants don't exist, either because your include code isn't working or you don't have defined constants with exactly that spelling/capitalization and without potentially some non-printing/character-encoded characters as part of the definition or usage.

 

 

include "cntTxt_$IDIOMA.php3";

 

 

lol, while the actual file name you use for an included file doesn't matter, why are you still using something like  .php3 at all?

[Barand]

Is it something simple like that page is missing the session_start() call at the beginning of the script?

[lingo5]

@mac_gyver

for you to laugh a me that's why !!!!

Edited November 5, 2015 by lingo5

[lingo5]

@Barand no it isn't....

[Jacques1]

I know my code is not professional... but that is because I'm just a amateur programmer myself.

 

Nobody said anything about professional code. I'm talking about code that at least won't cause damage.

 

 

 

I do this for fun an I never upload it to any real life servers (I'm a psychologist !!!!).

 

Your hobby is to implement multilingual contact forms, painfully debug every single problem over a course of many days and then throw everything away? OK.

[lingo5]

@Jacques1

 

has my code caused damage to you ????... if so I'm sorry.

Yep.... this is a hobby for me and it isn't painful at all I actually enjoy it very much.