I'm using a plugin that allows you to send an e-mail to x
amount of people. All you have to do is enter their "name" and "e-mail address". These entries are named friend_name[0]
& friend_email[0]
respectively. There are +
& -
buttons for adding and removing entry fields. The number in the $key
goes up and down relative to the number of fields. I have confirmed all the $keys
change on the entry form.
When the form is submitted and is processed through the loop, the e-mails all send, but only to the last e-mail entered. So if I enter 5 names and 5 e-mails, they send with this data:
Name: John Doe 1 E-Mail: JohnDoe5@gmail.com
Name: John Doe 2 E-Mail: JohnDoe5@gmail.com
Name: John Doe 3 E-Mail: JohnDoe5@gmail.com
Name: John Doe 4 E-Mail: JohnDoe5@gmail.com
Name: John Doe 5 E-Mail: JohnDoe5@gmail.com
Here's the loop:
function invfr_sendmail() {
$post = ( !empty( $_POST ) ) ? true : false;
if( $post ) {
$subject = invfr_get_settings( 'subject' );
$message = invfr_get_settings( 'message' );
$friends = $_POST['friend_email'];
$headers = "From:" . $_POST['user_name'] . " <" . $_POST['user_email']. ">" . "\r\n";
$errors = array();
foreach ( $friends as $key => $friend ) {
$name = stripslashes( $_POST['friend_name'][$key] );
$email = trim( $_POST['friend_email'][$key] );
// Check name
if( !$name )
$errors[] = '#friend_name-' . $key;
if( !$email )
$errors[] = '#friend_email-' . $key;
if( $email && !is_email( $email ) )
$errors[] = '#friend_email-' . $key;
}
// send email
if( !$errors ) {
foreach ( $friends as $key => $friend )
$mail = wp_mail( $email, invfr_tokens_replacement( $subject, $_POST, $key ), invfr_tokens_replacement( $message, $_POST, $key ), invfr_tokens_replacement( $headers, $_POST, $key ) );
if( $mail )
echo 'sent';
}
Your
foreach ( $friends as $key => $friend )
loop is rewriting the$name
and$email
variables every time, so at the end they'll just have the last value. You should store this data in an array after your error checks:Then, loop through this array in your send mail part: