Below is some code. I'll describe what I tried. I have a hunch I know why certain things didn't work, but I'm looking for a solution if someone has one.
$form = array(
'subject' => 'Inquiry from website',
'email_message' => 'You have a new form submission from your website. ',
'success_redirect' => '',
'email' => array(
'from' => 'noreply@mywebsie.com',
'to' => 'reportrecipient@gmail.com'
),
I tried the following.
- I added a second address to the 'to' field. I just put a comma, than a second address and closed with a comma.
- I then tried the 'to' field on a separate line with and without a comma. What would happen was that the email would go to the second 'to' field, but not the first.
- I decided that perhaps a 'cc' field would be the resolution, but that didn't work, but if the software isn't looking for a ''cc' field, then there was not likely supporting code.
So, give or take a couple variations, that was the base of what I did. I edit code, refresh the server, refresh the website, and even used another browser to make sure cache was clean.
So, problem not solved, can I send to multiple people in some way? Anybody? Plus not everyone uses the same email service, and my customers aren't always that savvy in applying whitelist filters and the like. But if I can send direct, that would be most direct solution. I suppose that any incoming mail could be "filtered" to forward to send a copy to someone else, but that puts the work on my client who barely can open gmail. Can I fix without them, or minimal input?
Thanks!
Lawson
Below is some code. I'll describe what I tried. I have a hunch I know why certain things didn't work, but I'm looking for a solution if someone has one. $form = array( 'subject' => 'Inquiry from website', 'email_message' => 'You have a new form submission from your website. ', 'success_redirect' => '', 'email' => array( 'from' => 'noreply@mywebsie.com', 'to' => 'reportrecipient@gmail.com' ), I tried the following. - I added a second address to the 'to' field. I just put a comma, than a second address and closed with a comma. - I then tried the 'to' field on a separate line with and without a comma. What would happen was that the email would go to the second 'to' field, but not the first. - I decided that perhaps a 'cc' field would be the resolution, but that didn't work, but if the software isn't looking for a ''cc' field, then there was not likely supporting code. So, give or take a couple variations, that was the base of what I did. I edit code, refresh the server, refresh the website, and even used another browser to make sure cache was clean. So, problem not solved, can I send to multiple people in some way? Anybody? Plus not everyone uses the same email service, and my customers aren't always that savvy in applying whitelist filters and the like. But if I can send direct, that would be most direct solution. I suppose that any incoming mail could be "filtered" to forward to send a copy to someone else, but that puts the work on my client who barely can open gmail. Can I fix without them, or minimal input? Thanks! Lawson