How to create a Simple PHP Mailer?
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razohad
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Try
all free scripts.
Or just google "PHP MAILER"
and you'll get a looooong lit of them.
Or if your looking to code your own
then google "PHP MAILER CODE"
Code:
phpmailer.codeworxtech.com/
www.swiftmailer.org/
bellonline.co.uk/web-services/free/scripts/php-mailer-script/all free scripts.
Or just google "PHP MAILER"
and you'll get a looooong lit of them.
Or if your looking to code your own
then google "PHP MAILER CODE"
Essential Clix
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solventnine
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Just use PHPMailer; it's an existing class and will save you a ton of hassle. If you want to send bulk, PHP isn't a good option anyway. There's nothing stopping you from a basic loop through your email address array. You can get PHPMailer at phpmailer [dot] worxware [dot] com (I have no involvement in PHPMailer).
Example:
Example:
Code:
require_once('/path/to/phpmailer.php');
// this is your list of emails
// in particular, this assumes email only
$emails = file_get_contents('email.txt');
$pmail = new PHPMailer();
// set most of your settings here
// (from, subject, content, etc.)
// you can also spin content,
// randomize subject lines, etc.
// if you want
// approach #1
foreach($emails as $email){
$pmail->AddAddress($email);
if(!$pmail->Send()){
// send error to log
}else{
// log success
}
}
// approach #2
// looks more "natural"
// and more efficient (only one call to the server's mailer program)
foreach($emails as $email){
$pmail->AddBCC($email);
}
if(!$pmail->Send()){
// log the error
}
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