Multiple recipients possible in eMail script?

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Old 01-21-2004
StreamLine
 
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Default Multiple recipients possible in eMail script?

Hi

Is it possible to have multiples recipients receive the results of a
form? I don't mean BCC. I want the user to be able to select from a
checkbox list the people they want to send the form to. I'm using the
forMailer from scripts.dbmasters.net as it's very secure and simple to
use. I'm just wondering what sort of modifications need to be done to
it. Or if another script exists.

Thanks

http://scripts.dbmasters.net/files/formmailer.zip


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Old 01-22-2004
Janwillem Borleffs
 
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Default Re: Multiple recipients possible in eMail script?

StreamLine wrote:
> Is it possible to have multiples recipients receive the results of a
> form? I don't mean BCC. I want the user to be able to select from a
> checkbox list the people they want to send the form to. I'm using the
> forMailer from scripts.dbmasters.net as it's very secure and simple to
> use. I'm just wondering what sort of modifications need to be done to
> it. Or if another script exists.
>


When you want to send seperate mails to multiple recepients, you do mean
Bcc.

If you use Bcc, each recepient will only see his/her email address.
Alternatively, you can add comma-seperated email addresses to the To:
header.

This way, all recepients will be shown in each received email.

If the solution that you had in mind was calling the mail function
seperately for each recepient, drop it, because this is very inefficient.


JW



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