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Hello folks. I'm trying to add an additional recipient to an email generated by my system. I've done this successfully in the past by adding a comma after the first email, but in those situations everything was hard coded in. So for example I've done this, which seemed to work:

 

$to = 'first@one.com' , second@one.com';

 

Now, however, I have a dynamic value and believe I can do it the same way, just want to run it by a few people before I do it. I'm not much of a PHP guy  :shy:

 

The code I want to manipulate is this:

$to = $row["email"];

 

I think I can do this: (Feed back is appreciated)

$to = $row["email"] , 'email@hopethisworks.com' ;

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Try changing it to this:

 

$to = $row["email"] . ', email@hopethisworks.com' ;

 

The main issue is that you need to put the comma inside of the quotes (since it needs to be apart of the string) and you need to concatenate the $row['email'] (which is done with the period character) on to the string as well.

 

Let me know if this is confusing.

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