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    It would probably be best done by making an array of all the emails and then using a for loop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jxhn View Post
    It would probably be best done by making an array of all the emails and then using a for loop.
    Lol completely new to PHP and I'm trying to geuss. So I make the array, then I put the array name in the email place? < Complete guess so if I'm like way off, lol.
    +.net - omg it's coming o_o

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    Nah you'd take the mail() function and shove it in a for loop for th eamount of emails.

    Code:
    // ... continued (assuming the email array is in place)
    
    foreach($email as $email) {
    
    mail($email, $subject, $message, $headers); 
    
    }


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    I don't really get this but I'll try and piece a form together and I'll post it, and you guys can tell me how horribly wrong it is
    +.net - omg it's coming o_o

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