[Resolved] 2 different messages from 1 email form?

rikmoncur

I've got an email form running quite happily but I was wondering if I could add a bit more to it.

Rather than just multiple recipients, I'd like to send out two different emails from it - one to the webmaster and a 'receipt' to the client.
I thought it might be a case of writing this twice:

if(mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers));

but nothing so easy!

Any pointers, anyone?

TE2Consulter

This might be way off track but....

would it help to use the conditional to check the correct formation of the email form only, then within the If statements, deliver your webmaster message and client message in 2 separate calls to the mail function?

I'm probably missing the point here!

cheers

rikmoncur

thanx for the reply!

It's the "2 separate calls to the mail function" that I can't figure out.

I've tried various ways but they only result in one email.
No luck searching for an answer on google either...

UPDATE!

It works! We were both right. I just had to get my 'if else' statements in the right order.

I made 2 sets of variables and did the following:

if(mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers));
if(mail($to2,$subject2,$message,$headers2));

this sends the same message but with different subjects and reply addresses to the webmaster and the client.