Re: question about setting email parameters

"David P. Schwartz" wrote: > For example, how would one prepare headers for something like the following: > > To: john@abc.com, bill@def.net, sam.sneed@xyz.aaa.com > CC: sue@aol.com, tim@billsplace.com > BCC: tom@billandted.com, cindy@anotherone.com > From: joe@joesplace.org > ReplyTo: jumpnjoe@edsdiner.com > Subject: today's meeting > Message: we had a really great meeting today! Wish you were here. -joe The mail function uses the following FULL syntax, where $recipient is a string (can be comma-separated) of recipient(s), $subject is the message submject (the Subject: line), $message is the message body, and $headers are any ADDITIONAL headers you wish to send (this string is new-line separated between individual headers) - mail($recipient, $subject, $message, $headers); So, for your example, we'd do this... <?php $recipient = "john@abc.com, bill@def.net, sam.sneed@xyz.aaa.com"; $subject = "today's meeting"; $message = "we had a really great meeting today! Wish you were here. -joe"; $headers = "From: joe@joesplace.org\n"; $headers .= "cc: sue@aol.com, tim@billsplace.com\n"; $headers .= "bcc: tom@billandted.com, cindy@anotherone.com\n" $headers .= "Reply-To: jumpnjoe@edsdiner.com\n"; mail($recipient, $subject, $message, $headers); ?> The key thing to remember here is the fact that $headers contains ANY other headers besides "To:", "Subject:" and the message text, and that this $headers string is simply a newline (\n) separated string with each header on a separate line (From, cc, bcc, etc.). Make sense? -- Andy Hoffman Web Developer Bristol-Myers Squibb email: andy.hoffman@bms.com