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hello guys ,

my website complied work on other module but on contact page click submit button that time get 500 internal server error on my website.

i already change .htaccess and php.ini file.

Thank you.

You need to enable display error in php.ini (just remove ; before 2 last lines) so if you do it correctly you will see the 'real' error place.

thanks tabook for replay me,

i can change php.ini file but 500 error is come again.

now what can i do ??

Did you look into error log file of the store?

No i don't see any log file in my store.
i think its a hosting server problems?

500 Internal Server Error is a generic error message, given when no more specific message is suitable. There are a number of causes for a 500 error.

Hi man,
Did you resolve your issue? I have same problem on contact page but when i use German language only. When i use English all works fine.

spanish:

yo tengo el mismo problema pero descubri una linea de codigo del register.tpl register.php yo uso vqmod pero solo se trata de que OC y mysql no alcanzan a conectar enviando el country_ID... no hay memoria suficiente al parecer en server. para toda la operacion de register

spanish:

descubrí que mi server host limita a 15 los procesos .. el host económico y el host multidominio limita a 30 los procesos quizás sea solo eso. probare cambiando todo al multidominio y diré si se corrige el error 500 por falta de memoria

spanish:
SOLUCION - SOLUTION

ERA EL HOSTING, EL BÁSICO SOLO PERMITE 15 PROCESOS SIMULTÁNEOS UN PLAN MULTIDOMINIOS PERMITE 30 PROCESOS SIMULTÁNEOS Y ESO ARREGLO EL ERROR 500

CAMBIAR A UN HOSTING CON MAYOR CAPACIDAD EN TODO SENTIDO.- TENDRÉ QUE DEJAR MI HOSTING BÁSICO O REDUCIR LOS PROCESOS MIENTRAS MIGRO MI TIENDA MAS AVANZADA QUE SI O SI NECESITA MAS PROCESOS. SALUDOS

It's hard to believe that 15 processes is not enough to run a store, unless you have a lot of optional tasks being launched. Anyway, I would talk with your host to see what's running, and if any processes are unnecessary. Perhaps something during server startup is failing to end no-longer-needed processes. If your code is dispatching processes (starting up tasks) for one reason or another, check if they continue to run when they're done (i.e., are failing to close down). Check that you aren't running, say, multiple databases when only one is needed.

Can you just remove .htaccess and php.ini then checl what happens?
In some cases, the file having php config is .user.ini and not php.ini. You should check for that also.