I can’t seem to get CI to send email to multiple CC addresses. I’ve tried:

AND

Neither worked, so I tried an array:

The user guide seems pretty straightforward - what am I missing?

Hmm… is mail working without ccs?  What about only 1 cc?

This one

looks right to me, but the other 2 won’t work.

There is an error in the userguide I just noticed:

will not work because of the single quotes around the parameter. Change to:

Why the other two options wont work I dont really know.

I don’t see that in the userguide.  Is it in the email page and I’m just blind?  (wouldn’t be the first time)

edit: OK, I see its under to and not cc.  I’ve fixed it, and in the next release of CI that’ll be fixed (I can’t change the site right now).

I’ve fixed it, and in the next release of CI that’ll be fixed…

Wow! Instant bug fix. Sign of times folks. Hold on to ya seats!

Mark van der Walle - 29 January 2007 10:56 AM

There is an error in the userguide I just noticed:

$recipients = array(
         'bob@xyz.com',
         'bill@xyz.com');

$this->email->cc('$recipients');

will not work because of the single quotes around the parameter. Change to:

$this->email->cc('$recipients');

Why the other two options wont work I dont really know.

I tried using double quotes, that didn’t work. There doesn’t seem to be a difference between your suggestion and mine. I picked up the array suggestion from another thread, although it’s mentioned as doable in the user guide.

Derek Allard - 29 January 2007 10:38 AM

Hmm… is mail working without ccs?  What about only 1 cc?

This one

$this->email->cc('bob@xyz.com, bill@xyz.com');

looks right to me, but the other 2 won’t work.

Mail does work for 1 CC. It’ll actually send to the first, but not the second.

Show the output of

and filter out info that you think might be sensitive.

T-Zee - 29 January 2007 11:34 AM

Derek Allard - 29 January 2007 10:38 AM

Hmm… is mail working without ccs?  What about only 1 cc?

This one

$this->email->cc('bob@xyz.com, bill@xyz.com');

looks right to me, but the other 2 won’t work.

Mail does work for 1 CC. It’ll actually send to the first, but not the second.

Hm.  What if you flip the order of the cc’s.  Does it still send only to the first one?

Derek Allard - 29 January 2007 12:24 PM

T-Zee - 29 January 2007 11:34 AM

Derek Allard - 29 January 2007 10:38 AM

Hmm… is mail working without ccs?  What about only 1 cc?

This one

$this->email->cc('bob@xyz.com, bill@xyz.com');

looks right to me, but the other 2 won’t work.

Mail does work for 1 CC. It’ll actually send to the first, but not the second.

Hm.  What if you flip the order of the cc’s.  Does it still send only to the first one?

Strange, it’s now working. I had tried all sorts of orders with different email addresses. I could break down all the peculiarities, but I’ll pass on that for now and just move forward. I am curious as to how you get the array to work since that’s allowed ... per the documentation.