mail not looping

[sniperscope]

Hi gurus.

I am trying to write some sort of mail magazine system.

I am getting registered mail addresses and assign into an array and try send them but my code send only the first record of array.

What is wrong with this code?

Any help will be great appreciate.

 

Regards

 

Note: my hosting is on win server.

 

$GetMailList = mysql_query("SELECT mailaddress FROM maillist WHERE GroupID = '$_POST[GrpID]' ORDER BY id ASC", $cn);
while($i = mysql_fetch_array($GetMailList)){			
$to[]     = $i['MailAdd']; // this is array for let's 20 mail addresses
}

require_once('Rmail.php');
$mail = new Rmail();
$mail->setFrom('Weeklynews <blog@example.com>');
$mail->setSubject($title);
$mail->setText($body);
$result  = $mail->send($to[]);

[mrMarcus]

you need to select 'MailAdd' from your database table as well.

 

... SELECT mailaddress, `MailAdd` FROM maillist ...

 

and this:

 

$result  = $mail->send($to[]);

 

needs to be:

 

$result  = $mail->send($to);

 

notice how i removed the [] from $to

[sniperscope]

oppsss sorry it is my fault. it should like

SELECT MailAdd FROM

[mrMarcus]

i'm assuming the mail class you're using will handle an array of email addresses?  'cause that's what you're sending it.

[jcbones]

1. Are you sure you are getting multiple email addresses from the database?

2. It is either $i['mailaddress'] or you need to select MailAdd from the database. <<Answered

3. I assume $mail->send() supports array's. <<Asked.

4. Does your host allow multiple emails?

[sniperscope]

mrMarcus thank you for your interest

 

i dont know why, but i think array has problem because orriginal code was like below and i edited it.

 

here is the original code of Rmail.php class

 

require_once('Rmail.php');

    /**
    * Now create the email it will be attached to
    */
    $mail = new Rmail();
    $mail->setFrom('Richard <richard@example.com>');
    $mail->setSubject('Test email');
    $mail->setCc('fred@example.com');
    $mail->setBcc('barney@example.com');
    $mail->setText('Sample text');
    $result  = $mail->send(array('foo@goo.com'));

 

instead of sending one mail to foo@goo.com , i put all mails into $to[].

[sniperscope]

@jcbones;

the original class was like this: $result  = $mail->send(array('foo@goo.com'));

do you think array causing this problem?

[jcbones]

The only way to tell if the array is causing a problem, is to view the class.  Is the function send() set up to take an array?  If it isn't, then the function mail() is trying to send an email to the address of Array.

 

[sniperscope]

thanks for you help guys. I solved my problem.

Solution was very simple. I sent 200 mail at same time to same mail server (let's say hotmail) and server was accept first mail then figured out rest 199 mails are spam. That's why my mails did not reach all subscribers. I passed this problem with sleep(60); Now all mails deliver to users.

 

Thank you very much for all of you who interested.

 

PS: how can i change header to SOLVED ?