multiple email problem

[JazzLeg]

Hi,
I'm trying to send multiple emails (using jmail) from one page, however only one the the messages appears to be sending.

Is there some sort of execute command i can add after each one so that each message is sent?

 

[HowardMarks]

Do you mean you are sending one message to multiple people, or several messages to several people? Nick (Web Developer)

http://www.retrographics.co.uk

http://www.retrotest.co.uk

nick@retrographics.fsnet.co.uk
nick.price@myenable.com

 

[JazzLeg]

I actually need to do both....

A set of identical message to different recipients, and then another message with different body text to another recipient.

 

[HowardMarks]

Shouldnt be a problem, i have achieved this just by using jmail more than once on a page.

To add multiple recipients you have to do something like:

dim oMsg
set oMsg = server.CreateObject("jmail.smtpmail&quot
oMsg.serveraddress = "smtp.ision.net.uk"
oMsg.subject = "Your order Confirmation"
oMsg.sender = "andrew.butt@dcseworld.com"

oMsg.addrecipient "ian@dcseurope.com"
oMsg.addrecipient "vikki@dcseurope.com"
oMsg.addrecipient "nick@dcseworld.com"
oMsg.addrecipient "nick@retrographics.fsnet.co.uk"

oMsg.Body = sbody
oMsg.execute
set oMsg = nothing

To send a completely different email just repeat the above code, should work fine (obviously substituting the server details etc. for your own).

Hope this helps!
Nick (Web Developer)

http://www.retrographics.co.uk

http://www.retrotest.co.uk

nick@retrographics.fsnet.co.uk
nick.price@myenable.com

 

[JazzLeg]

Thanks very much, the add recipient works great!!

Still having trouble with sending a whole new message, it doesn't seem to like the '.execute' command. I f i repeat the code, it will only send the last email message on the page.

 

[HowardMarks]

erm...

You could try creating a new jmail object with a different name for your second email. I can't understand why it wouldnt work, because it works fine for me.

Perhaps try putting the whole lot into a function, and call this twice instead of just repeating the code? Nick (Web Developer)

http://www.retrographics.co.uk

http://www.retrotest.co.uk

nick@retrographics.fsnet.co.uk
nick.price@myenable.com