PHP Mailer Multiple Address

PHP mailer multiple address

You need to call the AddAddress method once for every recipient. Like so:

$mail->AddAddress('person1@domain.example', 'Person One');
$mail->AddAddress('person2@domain.example', 'Person Two');
// ..

Better yet, add them as Carbon Copy recipients.

$mail->AddCC('person1@domain.example', 'Person One');
$mail->AddCC('person2@domain.example', 'Person Two');
// ..

To make things easy, you should loop through an array to do this.

$recipients = array(
   'person1@domain.example' => 'Person One',
   'person2@domain.example' => 'Person Two',
   // ..
);
foreach($recipients as $email => $name)
{
   $mail->AddCC($email, $name);
}

PHP Mailer Multiple recipients

You're code looks like it should be doing the trick. Make sure that $address doesn't contain any whitespace for the entries. For safe measure, add the trim()
function.

$mail->AddAddress(trim($address));

If that does not work, make sure that you're recipient addresses are real.

Additionally, in case the privacy of the recipients is of concern, I would recommend you use AddBCC() instead of AddAddress() so that their addresses are not revealed.

Sending emails to multiple addresses using config PHP file and PHP Mailer

Based on the examples from PHPMailer courtesy of the link shared by @Chris Haas. I made these changes:

<?php
$config = [
    "host" => "xxx",
    "username" => "xxx",
    "password" => "xxx",
    "secure" => "ssl", // ssl or tls
    "port" => 465,
    "sendTo" => "abc@email.com",
    "sendTo2" => "efg@email.com",
    "sendTo3" => "hik@email.com",
    "sendToBCC" => "xyz@email.com",
    "from" => "no-reply@email.com",
    "fromName" => "Contact Form"
];

And in the sending file I did this:

//Recipients
$mail->setFrom($config['from'], $config['fromName']);
$mail->addAddress($config['sendTo']);
$mail->addAddress($config['sendTo2']);
$mail->addAddress($config['sendTo3']);
$mail->addCC($config['sendToCC']);          
$mail->addBCC($config['sendToBCC']);
$mail->addAddress($_POST['email']);

That resolved the issue.

PHPMailer sending to multiple address separated by a ,

You should explode it and then add the emails.

$addresses = explode(',', $result["emailto"]);
foreach ($addresses as $address) {
    $email->AddAddress($address);
}

how to send emails to multiple addresses using phpmailer

Assume you have good data in $email_addresses variable.

You need to change line:

$email->AddAddress( $emailto );

into:

$addr = explode(',',$email_addresses);

foreach ($addr as $ad) {
    $email->AddAddress( trim($ad) );       
}

PHP mailer multiple addresses

Try using array concepts, get all the form value i mean the to address in an array iterate and send it. This is like sending separate mail to recipients automated by a for loop .

 $Address = array(); 
    $Address[] = $_POST['txtTO']; 
    foreach($Address AS $Add=>$ToEmail){ 
    mail($ToEmail, $Subject, $Message, $mailheaders);

phpMailer not adding multiple addresses

There is not enought code shown to exactly and positively nail down your problem.

But your $row strongly suggests that you're in the middle of a while($row=$stmt->fetch()), right?
We don't see anything like it in the code you show.

I think I have 99% chances to be right on this.

Your fix is to "extract" your database data BEFORE the PHPMailer part.

Get all your vars (Sender, From, FromName and an array of adresses... An array of BCC too? ).

Finish your while fetch loop BEFORE getting in the PHPMailer part, which shall not be included in a loop.

THEN, you can go on with your email construction.

Set your Body, AltBody and Subject.

Now is the time to loop into an address array.

(And don't call it $row!!).

By the way, your for loop declaration isn't as correct as you think:

( $i=0;$i<$rows;$i++ ) should be ( $i=0;$i<sizeOf($rows);$i++ ).

Notice the sizeOf()?

This code that worked perfect for me:

I suggest you try it in order to get a confimation that PHPMailer isn't the problem.

// This array would be defined by you fetch loop.
$moreToAdressArray=["test1@example.com","test2@example.com","test3@example.com","test4@example.com"];

$endpointMsg->AddAddress( $clientLine['email'] );
for($i=0;$i<sizeOf($moreToAdressArray);$i++){
    $endpointMsg->AddAddress( $row[$i] );
}
$endpointMsg->AddBCC ($SENDER);

I've had 5 times the same email with this (adresses were different than ..@example.com - Doh!).

PHPMailer works like a charm.

PHPMailer - Sending multiple emails to addresses stored in the mySQL database

You can directly get address

$recipients = array();

while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){   
     $mail->addRecipent($row['email'], $row['name']);
}

p.s. better use for

How to add multiple cc email address using phpmailer

Create an array to store multiple cc emails.

while ($row = $querycc->fetch_assoc()) {
    $ccemail[]= $row['email'];
    $ccname[]= $row['employee'];
}

And these arrays in phpmailer code.

Or you can use the below code.

if($num_rowscc>0){
    while ($row = $querycc->fetch_assoc()) {
        // create an array to have multiple records
        $recipients[]= array('email'=>$row['email'],'name'=>$row['employee']);
    }
} else {
   $recipients[]= array('email'=>'akash1sethi@gmail.com','name'=>'Akash Sethi');
}

In phpmailer

// loop the array and add to cc
foreach($recipients as $recipient){
   $mail->AddCC($recipient['email'],$recipient['name']);
}