Format for multiple emails

[vemate]

Is this syntax correct?
<form method="post" enctype="text/plain" action="mailto:mdaas@bellsouth.net?rob_dial@bellsouth.net?cc=vemate@bellsouth.net&subject= Version 5.04.04 !!!" onSubmit="" "></a>

It only notifies the first email person

Thanks

 

[j4606]

Good question, here is a nice link a found, worth the read

http://www.sightspecific.com/~mosh/WWW_FAQ/multrec.html

 

[vacunita]

Nope, and do yo really want to rely on your visitor's email client to send the email?

If your visitor doesn't have an email client configured then no email will be sent.

I think you should look into some server-side language to help you send the emails.

such as PHP or ASP.

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[chrismassey]

Example server side code written in Perl:

my $email = "email@domain.com";
####################
my ($confirmation_email_print);
## Confirmation email
$confirmation_email_print = "
Dear $first_name,\n
Thank you for registering with Medical-Book.co.uk.
Login URL: [URL unfurl="true"]http://medical-book.co.uk/Login_And_Register/Login.htm\n[/URL]
Username:   $choose_username
Password:   $choose_password\n
> Medical-Book.co.uk ( $date_time ) <
";

## Send confirmation email
my ($confirmation_email);
use MIME::Lite;
$confirmation_email = MIME::Lite->new(From    => 'Medical-Book.co.uk',
				      To      => "$email",
                                      Subject => 'Registration Confirmation',
                                      Type    => 'multipart/mixed');
          $confirmation_email->attach(Type    => 'TEXT',
                                      Data    => "$confirmation_email_print");

$confirmation_email->send();
####################