I have some code in a form which inputs a friends email address and when you
submit it sends the message to the person at the address. I want to be able
to email to the variable name and also a hard coded address. When I actually
input two addresses, it sends to both. The partial code reads:
Set objMail = CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objMail.From= request.form("youremail") 'Specify sender's address
objMail.To=request.form("yourfriendemail")
yourfriendemail is a variable gotten from a form. I want to replace it with
the contents of yourfriendemail and abc@comcast.net. When I input on the
form abc@bill.com; abc@comcast.net it sends to both. I have tried concat()
adn using a + sign to concatenate.
Collin VanDyck - 27 Feb 2004 16:03 GMT
Len
Please see the answer I posted in comp.lang.java.programmer. Also, please
do not multi-post.
-CV
kaeli - 27 Feb 2004 16:59 GMT
> I have some code in a form which inputs a friends email address and when you
> submit it sends the message to the person at the address. I want to be able
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> form abc@bill.com; abc@comcast.net it sends to both. I have tried concat()
> adn using a + sign to concatenate.
This looks a heck of a lot more like VBScript/ASP than Java to me.
If that is the case, the concat operator is an ampersand.
Set objMail = CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objMail.From= request.form("youremail") 'Specify sender's address
objMail.To=request.form("yourfriendemail") & "; abc@comcast.net"

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