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$formAction['default'] = array(
'recipient' => 'person1@example.com',
'recipient_cc' => 'person2@example.com',
'recipient_bcc' => 'person3@example.com',
'subject' => 'Contact Form',
'redirect' => 'http://www.example.com/thanks.html',
);
Can I make it successfully send to multiple CCs by changing that particular line to something like this?
'recipient_cc' => 'person2@example.com','person4@example.com',
OR maybe this:
'recipient_cc' => ('person2@example.com','person4@example.com')
TIA.
Neither will work.
in the array you can associate only one value with one key.
However, the value can be anything (even an array), but disregard that for a moment.
In this example for recipient_cc you have to have a string = some text.
As you remember, if you want to send an email to more addresses separate them with a coma:
CC: person2@example.com, person4@example.com
So do that, but put the string in quotes:
$formAction['default'] = array(
'recipient' => 'person1@example.com',
'recipient_cc' => 'person2@example.com, person4@example.com',
'recipient_bcc' => 'person3@example.com',
'subject' => 'Contact Form',
'redirect' => 'http://www.example.com/thanks.html',
);
Hope this helps you
Michal
