Emailing Multiple Email Addresses

Emails should be in quotes and comma separated, like so:

$allemails = "ray@abc.com, kim@abccom.com, bill@abccom.com";
 
                      $mailArray99 = array( 
                      'to'      => $allemails,
                      'from'    => $CURRENT_USER['email'],
                      'subject' => $_REQUEST['subject'],
                      'html'    => $content 
                      ); 
                      $mailErrors99   = sendMessage($mailArray99);
                      if ($mailErrors99) {die("Mail Error #99: $mailErrors99"); }

Assuming you're using the usual PHP mail function, at least. But either way the lack of quotes will cause errors there.

If you've got a check in place that validates a single email address, then yes, it'll throw up an error when multiples are entered.

I'd say you'll have to modify the check to detect commas in the string, split it up into an array of email addresses, and then check each one first.

Hi Clair,

Please check over the code below - I receive zero errors, however; no emails are being processed by the script. I have tried both "implode" and "explode" with no luck!

Any ideas?

Thanks - nmsinc

                      if ($_REQUEST['extra_emails']) {
                      $recipients = array( $_REQUEST['extra_emails'] );
                      $address = explode(',', $recipients); // email address
                      foreach ($address as $value) {
                      $mailArray99 = array( 
                      'to'      => $value,
                      'from'    => $CURRENT_USER['email'],
                      'subject' => $_REQUEST['subject'],
                      'html'    => $content 
                      ); 
                      $mailErrors99   = sendMessage($mailArray99);
                      if ($mailErrors99) {die("Mail Error #99: $mailErrors99"); }
                      }
                      }


Are you sure that the IF check at the start is being processed?

At this point, I usually drop echo statements into the code at various points to make sure that the script is actually getting to the code as expected.