[moronovich]

I know it's not perfectly efficient but I posted it like that for 2 reasons:
1) It's exactly the same code as he already has, just moving the lines around.
2) It teaches dealing with associative arrays in the future eg, the email address as $key and the real name as $value.

in that case, this is acceptable..

I'm afraid I broke a rule I have "Don't post unless you are sure". The syntax I gave for mail() is wrong, this is correct:

$to = "mary@example.com" . ", " ; // note the comma not semi-colon
$to .= "kelly@example.com";

if we work on the basis of php manual, yes it's true. however, i prefer to use semicolon to separate the mail address in order to distinguish params and literal string. although zend vm will read $to as string which results in comma (,) interpreted as literal comma and not as param. i discourage this method for the reason of consistency. but hey, i'm not the core dev there, so this is just more like individual taste.

[2jesters]

Hey, I don't care what the rest of the world says about you, you guys are greatest. I've got the site working, but now I have one more little problem. I want to go to a http:// thankyou page after the emails are send to the publishers to thank the subscribers. I've tried everything I know and can't get it to work. I know it's simple, but I'm just not getting it, so if you could help me with that I would be forever greatful. Also, do you know the format autoresonders use for the information fed to them from mail()?

Thanks,
2jesters

[marklar]

I don't know about the autoresponder thing but the redirect is easy:

header("Location: http://www.mydomain.com/");

The only thing to remember is that you cannot send anything else to the browser after it. THIS IS WRONG

header("Location: http://www.example.com/");
echo "This will cause an error";

A good way of preventing that is to put an exit command right after it like this:

header("Location: http://www.example.com/");
exit;

[2jesters]

Thanks for all your help!!!