Phpmailer refuses to send to multiple recipients 1

[Sleidia]

Hi guys,

I'm having an issue with PHPmailer: it refuses to send an email to multiple recipients either by adding extras $mail->AddAddress() or by using $mail->AddBCC().

I've noticed it works fine on my local server (windows) but still doesn't work on my distant server (linux).

Any info about that?

 

[jpadie]

can you post your mailer script? and are you using the built in SMTP class?

 

[Sleidia]

Hi Jpadie

I've just added
$mail->Host = "smtp.mydomain.com";
$mail->Mailer = "smtp";
... if it's what you meant by "the built in SMTP class".
but still no improvement
I still receive only one email.

 

[jpadie]

Hi,

can you post your mailer script?

 

[Sleidia]

OK ... on popular demand :

            $mail = new PHPMailer();
            $mail->From = $_SESSION["admin_email"];
            $mail->FromName = strtoupper($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);
            $mail->Subject = $mail_subject;
         
                foreach ($order_array["pics"]["files"] as $value) {
                
                $mail->AddEmbeddedImage($order_array["pics"]["path"] . $value, $value, $value, "base64", "image/gif");
            
                }
                       
            $mail_text = hd_string_nobreaks(strip_tags($mail_html));
            $mail->Body = $mail_html;
            $mail->AltBody = $mail_text;
            $mail->AddAddress($GLOBALS["order_member_email"], $GLOBALS["order_member_email"]);
            $mail->AddAddress($_SESSION["admin_email"], $_SESSION["admin_email"]);

 

[jpadie]

ok,

at the end of that can you add the following

echo "<pre>";
print_r ($_SESSION);
echo "<hr/>";
print_r ($mail);

and post back the results.

i'm trying to see whether your session variables are sticking and also what the shape of the $mail object is before you send it. bear in mind that this will disclose email addresses. if you want to avoid this (and you should) , feel free to upload the output in a text file, to

http://www.adieandco.com/upload.php

 

[Sleidia]

Well, the session is obviously sticking since $_SESSION["admin_email"] is also used for the FROM parameter which appears in the only one email I get with the first AddAddress().

And the shape of the mail content does't prevent me from receiving this first email.

I think there must be something else that prevents the second AddAddress() from functioning.

 

[Sleidia]

BTW, I've also hard coded other email addresses (no vars) in the second AddAddress() but the problem remains.

Must be a server thing because it works locally.
I think I'll just call the class twice.

 

[jpadie]

sleidia,
it's not the shape of the mail content that i am checking for. it is the shape of the $mail object.

feel free to upload the debug output as posted.