Registration results in blank page [Solved]

[mischka]

Hello

I got some real urgent issue: when somebody tries to register with my airline they get a blank page after they click "register". No error messages, nothing, not even with "debug" on.

When I hit a wrong captcha it will come back to the regform though, so that part works. But apart of it, nothing shows and the registration is not processed.

I looked on the forums here and couldnt find anyone with the same problem. Its a brand new site, the registration page is not modified.

What could this be? I'm not fluent in php and really in a dump now because of this.

[edmundk]

What your website link? Are you on free hosting?

[mischka]

European Virtual Airlines registration

This is fixed now, anyway

[edmundk]

Nice Website i must say! You are using free-hosting that is prab. why. I suggest switching to a paid host they offer features that phpVMS needs to run. Some include Simpilot Hosting and five dev.

[mischka]

I dont buy this stuff with the free hosting: I know at least one more website that runs phpvms on host1free.com without problems!

There got to be a "normal" solution for this.

Somehow one registration went through, by the way, but without firstname/lastname. odd!

my initial thought that the form data are not transferred well seems to be false: if I redirect the form to another page I can get all the form data.

[mischka]

I just noticed: the contact form doesn't work either: it creates the same problem.

nobody else has an idea?

[TaylorWelka]

This is because GD is not installed on the server

[mischka]

This is because GD is not installed on the server

Sorry, but what is GD? That acronym is too generic to create sensible google results

[Talisman57]

It's a graphics library. Your host would need to install that. Almost all paid hosts have it installed, including mine, Simpilot's, and fivedev's

[mischka]

I fixed it now, thanks.

Somehow the registration_error.tpl was showing even when the error variable was empty, so I changed it like so:

<?php
if ($error!='')
{ echo '<h3>Error Registering</h3><p>'.$error.'</p>'; }
?>

that's all

I think though that a simple registration page shouldn't need some fancy graphics library.