Website Membership

Hi,

What you can do is manually add in your BCC email addresses to the email headers in the code:

For example:

// send message
$emailTemplate = "emails/user-new-signup.php";
$emailHeaders = emailTemplate_load(array(
'template' => websiteLogin_pluginDir() . "/$emailTemplate",
'subject' => '', // set in template
'from' => '', // set in template
'to' => $_REQUEST['email'],
'placeholders' => array(
'username' => array_key_exists('username', $_REQUEST) ? $_REQUEST['username'] : $_REQUEST['email'], // if using email as username then show that instead
'password' => $password,
'loginUrl' => "http://" . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $GLOBALS['WEBSITE_LOGIN_LOGIN_FORM_URL'],
),
));
//add BCC
@$emailHeaders['headers']['BCC'] = "email1@example.com,email2@example.com";

$mailErrors = sendMessage($emailHeaders);
if ($mailErrors) { die("Mail Error: $mailErrors"); }

The contents of the email is controlled by emails/user-new-signup.php located in the websiteMembership sub folder inside the plugins folder.

Hope this helps

Hi depdesign,

If all of your recipients have user accounts, you might also think about changing the BCC values to a variable ($emailList) that gets populated from user email addresses where there's a "notifications" check box checked in their record.

Just a thought,

Jerry Kornbluth
Here's an untested recipe from my CMSB Cookbook thecmsbcookbook.com that might help.

First add a check box field called notifications to your user account editor.

Then, create your list from the accounts records.
<?php list($emailListRecords,) = getRecords(array(
"tableName" => "accounts",

'where' => "notifications = '1' AND hidden = '0'",
'orWhere' => "notifications = '1' AND hidden = '1'",
));

$emailList = "";

foreach( $emailListRecords as $record ) {

$emailList.= $record['email'] .",";
}
?>
Then use the variable in your sendmail code,

'To' => $emailList,