stick a comma or a semicolon in between (can't remember which) $to.="; [EMAIL PROTECTED]";
-----Original Message----- From: Anthony Ritter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 19 November 2001 18:59 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PHP-WIN] Adding *another* person to an e-mail *to:* address Hi, Thanks to all that helped me out yesterday. I'm using PHP with Apache on a MS Windows 98 box. I would like to include a cc to another e-mail adresss when sending an e-mail. In addition I would like to *receive* and *also have the cc person receive* this e-mail as well. Right now, I am receiving an e-mail but not the other person using the following script. Using the variable and concatating the string to read: $to.="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; does not seem to work. How do I go about configuring this script so that both of us - the *to* person and the *cc* person can recieve the same e-mail? The script: ................................ <? $msg="Email sent from WWW site"; $msg.="Sender's name:\t$sender_name\n"; $msg.="Sender's email address:\t$sender_email\n"; $msg.="Message:\t$message\n\n"; $to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; $other_email = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; $subject="Web Site Feedback"; $mailheaders="From: My Website<>\n"; $mailheaders.="Cc: $other_email\n"; $mailheaders.="Reply to: $sender_email\n"; mail($to,$subject,$msg,$mailheaders); ?> .......................... In the above script: I received an e-mail but *not* the cc person - Linda. However, when I hit "reply" to that e-mail, both: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] showed up with Linda's as the cc. O.K. That's half the riddle. I'm trying to have both myself *and Linda* receive an e-mail...not just me. So I tried the following script by concatating the string $to ................................... <? $msg="Email sent from WWW site"; $msg.="Sender's name:\t$sender_name\n"; $msg.="Sender's email address:\t$sender_email\n"; $msg.="Message:\t$message\n\n"; mailto:$to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]";; $to.="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; $other_email = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; $subject="Web Site Feedback"; $mailheaders="From: My Website<>\n"; $mailheaders.="Cc: $other_email\n"; $mailheaders.="Reply to: $sender_email\n"; mail($to,$subject,$msg,$mailheaders); ?> <HTML> <HEAD< <TITLE> Simple Feedback Form </TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1> The following email has been sent: </H1> <P><strong>Your Name:</strong><br> <? echo "$sender_name"; ?> <P><strong>Your email address:</strong><br> <? echo "$sender_email"; ?> <P><strong>Message: </strong> <br> <? echo "$message"; ?> </BODY> </HTML> ................................................. And after using *that* script neither of us receive an e-mail except that it gets bounced back as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] So, it seems that somewhere the string in $to is getting fouled up. Any ideas? Many thanks for your time and help. Kindest regards, Tony Ritter -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
