> "...Please also note that the cc: and bcc: headers are case sensitive and
should be written > as Cc: and Bcc: on Win32 systems."
This depends more on the mailing software you use that Win32-ness. There
might even exist some lame-ass Un*x software somewhere that insists on
case-sensitivity, which is still in accordance with RFC-spec, though
somewhat niggardly so.
> <?php
> /* subject and message are arguments returned from the form */
> $headers = "From: Me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>\r\nCc:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]\r\nBcc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]";
> mail($address, $subject, $message, $headers);
> ?>
Me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> is the trouble-maker. I dunno exactly if you can only
use [EMAIL PROTECTED] or what, but for sure what you got ain't working...
> $headers = "cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\r\nbcc: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Ah, but now the From: is not in there, so it works.
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