actually, it did work. its a workaround. but it works.
> >In that case, add 'To:' header also to your $headers variable... see the
> line
> >added/changed by me below (marked with *> ).
> Sorry - no success. I'm sure that Bcc in the additional headers bit is
> broken on Windows.
>
> Check out th
>In that case, add 'To:' header also to your $headers variable... see the
line
>added/changed by me below (marked with *> ).
Sorry - no success. I'm sure that Bcc in the additional headers bit is
broken on Windows.
Check out the bugs database - there are a few open bugs on this - search for
bcc.
In that case, add 'To:' header also to your $headers variable... see the line
added/changed by me below (marked with *> ).
Regards, | Linux
Urmil Parikh | Is it really safe to turn on your computer?
-Original Message-
thank you for your help, but i seem to be still doing somet
>You have to include *all* address in $to variable, including those
appearing in
>'Bcc:'. The mail server will take care of hiding those addresses.
Are you sure about this? And if so, exactly how do you do it. AFAIK sending
BCC headers is simply broken in the Windows version of PHP.
Cheers
--
Ph
tnx,
it works now.
the solution:
$to = "[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]";
$headers = "To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n";
$headers .= "Bcc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n";
$headers .= "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n";
mail( $to, $subject, $body, $headers );
t.
> >You have to
Hi,
You have to include *all* address in $to variable, including those appearing in
'Bcc:'. The mail server will take care of hiding those addresses.
Regards, | Linux
Urmil Parikh | Is it really safe to turn on your computer?
-Original Message-
I cant seem to get bcc to work,
I cant seem to get bcc to work, ive tried it all,
changeing case of the letters, putting emails between<>,
copy&pasteing successful headers from my normal mail
client.. but it just doesnt feel like working, the person
$to receives the email. but the bcc dont. all of the emails
im using as test are
