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Posted by Ken Robinson on 11/15/01 11:25
"yoelgold@yahoo.com" <yoelgold@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:1125523135.041204.139310@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com (in part):
> $msubject = "Price Change";
> $tomail = "yoelg...@yahoo.com";
> $mfrom = "From: Baltimore Trails <i...@baltimoretrails.com>\r\n";
> $mbody = "text....asdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf";
> $bcchead1 = "Bcc: i...@baltimoretrails.com\r\n";
> $bcchead2 = "Bcc: yoelg...@baltimoretrails.com\r\n";
> $header = "$mfrom $bcchead1 $bcchead2";
> mail($tomail, $msubject, $mbody, $header);
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
> this is what yoelg...@baltimoretrails.com email looks like:
> the From field in MS outlook = "Baltimore Trails Bcc:
> yoelg...@baltimoretrails.com"
> and the To: field = "yoelg...@yahoo.com"
Try this instead:
msubject = 'Price Change';
$tomail = 'yoelg...@yahoo.com';
$mfrom = 'From: Baltimore Trails <i...@baltimoretrails.com>'."\r\n";
$mbody = "text....asdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf";
$header = $mfrom;
$header .= 'Bcc: i...@baltimoretrails.com';
$header .= ',yoelg...@baltimoretrails.com'."\r\n";
Your original way of creating the header put spaces in the string which
probably messed up the email headers. Also, the addresses in the BCC
header should be separated with commas.
Ken
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