bcc header not working

[Anon]

can someone tell me why this is not sending the bcc mail?
function mailit ($to, $subject, $nfo) {
$me="[e-mail]";
$us="[e-mail], [e-mail]";
$header="From: us <our@$SERVER_NAME> \n";
$header=$header. "Reply-To:$me \n";
$header=$header. "BCC:$bcc \n";
$retval = mail($to,$subject,$nfo,$header);
return $retval;
}

help!

[gatecrasher]

I cant see where u are passing BCC into the function ?

Plus a faster coding tip... rather than using
$header = $header."addition";
use
$header .= "addition";

Regards
Carl

vic wrote:

can someone tell me why this is not sending the bcc mail?
function mailit ($to, $subject, $nfo) {
$me="[e-mail]";
$us="[e-mail], [e-mail]";
$header="From: us <our@$SERVER_NAME> \n";
$header=$header. "Reply-To:$me \n";
$header=$header. "BCC:$bcc \n";
$retval = mail($to,$subject,$nfo,$header);
return $retval;
}

help!

[Anon]

thats a typo Carl, instead of $us, i have $bcc. thanks for the tip. but its still not sending the email to the $bcc emails.

Carl Heaton wrote:

I cant see where u are passing BCC into the function ?

Plus a faster coding tip... rather than using
$header = $header."addition";
use
$header .= "addition";

Regards
Carl

vic wrote:

can someone tell me why this is not sending the bcc mail?
function mailit ($to, $subject, $nfo) {
$me="[e-mail]";
$bcc="[e-mail], [e-mail]";
$header="From: us <our@$SERVER_NAME> \n";
$header=$header. "Reply-To:$me \n";
$header=$header. "BCC:$bcc \n";
$retval = mail($to,$subject,$nfo,$header);
return $retval;
}

help!

[gatecrasher]

try removing space's from the header vars... and use \r\n rather than \n shrug

other than that... try removing the variables and just use a straight mail(); function with static variables... That way you can check your php config... etc. etc. if that works, u can then look closer at the coding

[gatecrasher]

plus... dunno if your using win32.. cos BCC an CC arent supported on win32 php 🙂

[danzene]

thnx carl

[Anon]

Did it work ?