PHP cc problem

[bazp]

Hi all,

I'm not a coder or developer, I know absolutely bugger all about PHP I'm just a tinkerer that is about to get into trouble. Having FTP down a PHP form and deleted the cc address, I've forgotten the syntax to get it working again, I've been trawling all day to try to work it out but to no avail.

Please can anyone help?

everything on this form works ok (I think) except the need to cc to somebody else.

<?PHP

session_start();

//Encrypt the posted code field and then compare with the stored key

if(md5($_POST['veri']) != $_SESSION['key'])
{
header("Location: callback.php"); 

}else{

function preprocessHeaderField($value)
{
  //Remove line feeds
  $ret = str_replace("\\r", "", $value);
  $ret = str_replace("\\n", "", $ret);
  // Remove injected headers
  $find = array("/bcc\:/i",
                "/Content\-Type\:/i",
                "/Mime\-Type\:/i",
                "/cc\:/i",
                "/to\:/i");
  $ret = preg_replace($find,
                      "**bogus header removed**",
                      $ret);
  return $ret;
}

if($_REQUEST){
$msg="Form Submission:\n\n";
foreach ($_REQUEST as $key => $value) 
{
$value = preprocessHeaderField($value);
$message.=$key.": ".$value."\n";
}
$message .="\nDO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL\n\n**ENDS**";

# Enter the email address below - leave the "; on the end!

$to="[e-mail]";
#$to="[e-mail]";
		$subject='from: Our Service';
		$headers = "From: Enquiry <$to> \n";
		$headers .= "X-Mailer: PHP\n";
		$headers .= "Return-Path:<PHP>\n";
		$headers .="From: FREE Special Report <[e-mail]>\r\n";
		#$headers .= "bcc: [e-mail]\n";
		mail($to,$subject,$message, $headers) or print "Could not send mail";

# Enter the thank you page address below...

include('thanks.html');
}
}
?>

Respect the pro in his chosen field

[NogDog]

You would add it to your $headers string:

$headers .= "Cc: [e-mail]\r\n";

[bazp]

Thanks for your input Nogdog,

it's still not working, maybe i've got it in the wrong place,

# Enter the email address below - leave the "; on the end!

$to="[e-mail]"; 
#$to="[e-mail]"; 
        $subject='from: Our Service'; 
        $headers = "From: Enquiry <$to> \n"; 
        $headers .= "Cc: [e-mail]\r\n"; 
        $headers .= "X-Mailer: PHP\n"; 
        $headers .= "Return-Path:<PHP>\n"; 
        $headers .="From: FREE Special Report <[e-mail]>\r\n"; 
        #$headers .= "bcc: [e-mail]\n"; 
        mail($to,$subject,$message, $headers) or print "Could not send mail"; 

# Enter the thank you page address below... 

include('thanks.html'); 
} 
} 
?> 

Also I'm pretty certain that the cc email address was positioned on the same line following $to="[e-mail]"; but when I try this with your suggestion I just get a repeat of the submit page.

$to="[e-mail]"; $headers .= "Cc: [e-mail]\r\n";
#$to="[e-mail]";
$subject='from: Our Service';
$headers = "From: Enquiry <$to> \n";
$headers .= "X-Mailer: PHP\n";
$headers .= "Return-Path:<PHP>\n";
$headers .="From: FREE Special Report <[e-mail]>\r\n";
#$headers .= "bcc: [e-mail]\n";
mail($to,$subject,$message, $headers) or print "Could not send mail";

Also i've read somewhere on this forum that putting a cc or bcc into a header can cause spamming problems but maybe i've misinterpreted the information.

I appreciate any help on this matter.

[bazp]

I've sussed it! you just put a comma in between the email addresses to enable it to send to both addresses.

$to="[e-mail],[e-mail]";

thanks Guys, great forum, I'm gonna stop tinkering and leave it to the pro's 🙂