I was hoping someone could tell me how to include a cc email in the following code from FmWebSchool:

<?

$mailto = '[email protected]' ;

$subject = "Feedback Form" ;

$formurl = "http://www.yourwebsite.net/page1.htm" ;

$errorurl = "http://www.yourwebsite.net/emailerror.htm" ;

$thankyouurl = "http://www.yourwebsite.net/emailcomplete.htm" ;

$firstname = $_POST['firstname'] ;

$lastname = $_POST['lastname'] ;

$email = $_POST['email'] ;

$http_referrer = getenv( "HTTP_REFERER" );

if (!isset($_POST['email'])) {

header( "Location: $formurl" );

exit ;

}

$messagetext =" nn"."firstname=".$firstname

."nlastname=".$lastname."nemail=".$email."nn n" ;

mail($mailto, $subject, $messagetext, "From: "$name"

<$email>nReply-To: "$name"

<$email>nX-Mailer: chfeedback.php 2.01" );

header( "Location: $thankyouurl" );

exit ;

?>

Thanks in advance for your help - Sam

Try this:

mail($mailto, $subject, $messagetext, "From: "$name"

<$email>nReply-To: "$name" <$email>

nCc: [email protected]

nX-Mailer: chfeedback.php 2.01:" );

Good Luck.

Garry

Thanks Garry,

You code works great. I just realized that I wanted a blind cc. Do you have the code for that.

You always are a great help - Thank you - Sam

I think it is just:

nBcc: [email protected]

Good Luck.

Garry

p.s. You will find information about the PHP mail() function here:

http://au3.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php

Perfect, Thank you Garry

Sam

Gary,

I have the following universal email script, but for some reason the 'Cc' doesn't work.

The headers print out as if the 'Cc' should be working, but no 'Cc' is ever received.

Any thoughts on what might be missing?

function sendEmailWithSockets ($toName, $toEmail, $subject, $message)

{

global $SMTPServer, $SMTPPort, $emailFromName, $emailFromAddr, $contactEmailAddr;

$connect = fsockopen($SMTPServer, $SMTPPort, $errno, $errstr, 30) or die("$errno: $errstr");

$rcv = fgets($connect, 1024);

fputs($connect, "HELO {$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']}rn");

$rcv = fgets($connect, 1024);

fputs($connect, "MAIL FROM:{$emailFromAddr}rn");

$rcv = fgets($connect, 1024);

fputs($connect, "RCPT TO:{$toEmail}rn");

$rcv = fgets($connect, 1024);

fputs($connect, "DATArn");

$rcv = fgets($connect, 1024);

fputs($connect, "Subject: $subjectrn");

fputs($connect, "From: {$emailFromName} <{$emailFromAddr}>rn");

fputs($connect, "To: {$toName} <{$toEmail}>rn");

fputs($connect, "Cc: Mark Lindal rn");

fputs($connect, "X-Sender: <{$emailFromAddr}>rn");

fputs($connect, "Return-Path: <{$emailFromAddr}>rn");

fputs($connect, "Errors-To: <{$emailFromAddr}>rn");

fputs($connect, "X-Mailer: PHPrn");

fputs($connect, "X-Priority: 3rn");

fputs($connect, "Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8rn");

fputs($connect, "rn");

fputs($connect, stripslashes($message)." rn");

fputs($connect, ".rn");

$rcv = fgets($connect, 1024);

fputs($connect, "RSETrn");

$rcv = fgets($connect, 1024);

fputs ($connect, "QUITrn");

$rcv = fgets ($connect, 1024);

fclose($connect);

}

I've never used the sockets method, I just use the mail() function. However, try this line:

fputs($connect, "Cc: [email protected]");

I took out the name and the <>.

Good Luck.

Garry

Interesting.

The headers display correctly, but still no CC'd email is received.

When I take the message and do a reply-all, the cc'd address is mysteriously dropped.

I think I read somewhere (php.net) where the windows version was having problems with cc and bcc.