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You're right.
The guy from my webhosting company just emailed me.. 

Turns out I had the "local mail" feature on my domain all along.. I just had to leave the forum's SMTP server adress field empty..

sry..

In the Terms and Conditions section of the service I falsely assumed that the notice "Clients must use the SMTP server provided by their ISP for email configuration." was referring that this lack of feature and was responsible for the auto-email malfunction.

Anyway.. s'all good now

Thanks!

Thanks, as I said I worked locally but I just uploaded it on my new domain and spent the last 2 hours on it.

Turns out that once it's online I've got a 550 Relaying denied error when attempting to send form email or receiving registration notification (+ it seems that PHP can't write to cache but that's another thing..). But Im totally new to this.. so chances are I forgot to do/add some very basic stuff to my forum.

Sending the files wouldn't help would it? I could reupload it again but since PHP can't write to cache I can't do any modifications and experiments.

I guess I've got a littlbe bit more reading to do in order for it to be functionnal.

I hate to create new topics and this one seems to be the most appropriate to post this problem I get. I did search for an answer to this prior to posting it.

I'm in the process of testing my forum..
Whenever I send a form email it says that the message is sent but the message is never sent.
But whenever I register with a new email adress (or request a new password) I DO receive an email from the forum with my generated passwd and login ID.

I only entered the SMTP info in the SMTP server address field.. I didn't edit any truecode related to emails (as long as some mods didn't affect some code that could create this problem.. (PM mod, Mk as read, Custom Pages))
I'm testing the forums locally.

Any ideas?

I'm also looking for some kind of modification that would allow users to Agree / Accepter or Cancel / Canceller to the forum rules and be taken (if applicable) to the desired language registration page.

Either that or a single registration page with both language in it, as long as it would be clear for the users..

Any idea? Or maybe another tip that would do the trick?

Thanks!

Thanks Smartys

said modifs ^^ were made in
header_new_messages.php
viewtopic_PM-link.php
and
functions_navlinks.php

I also had a;

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in C:\wamp\www\Forums\plugins\AP_Private_messaging.php on line 150

which was resolved by using the same tip in
AP_Private_messaging.php

And finally this tip also resolved an issue I had when deleting multiple private messages (Error: Unable to delete messages..) on line 352 (for me) of the file message_list.php