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Matt Smith
Matt Smith

Reputation: 123

multiple recipients lotusscript send

On a domino-built website I have a button that runs a lotusscript agent. Part of this agent sends emails out. Below is summary code/snippet to give you the idea of what I am doing

(only relevant lines of code):

dim sendtoString as string
dim sendtoArray as variant
sendtoString = "mailaddress1,mailaddress2" '<----- two email addresses in a string
sendtoArray = split(sendtoString,|,|)
maildoc.sendto = sendtoArray
maildoc.save(true,true) '<--- so I can look at it as a saved document
'maildoc.send(false) '<----- NOTE as of right now I am not sending, choosing to simply look at the saved version until I get this right

The strange thing is TWO documents are SAVED. I have not enabled the "send" line yet because I do not want multiple emails to be sent from the code, instead hoping the router will do this for me.

Maybe the send is going to work fine, and individuals will NOT receive multiple emails (if six email addresses are in the original string, I dont want six emails landing in each person's inbox).....and maybe I need to use the "SaveMessageOnSend" property instead.

Anyone have any insight on what is going on here?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1667

Answers (1)

Mihai A.
Mihai A.

Reputation: 11

Using LotusScript, you can generate and send email messages. When creating the email message, recipient email addresses must be assigned to the SendTo field. To send an email to a single recipient, simply set the object value to a valid email address. For example:

doc.SendTo = "[email protected]" However, when sending email to multiple recipients, you must create an array of values and append the values to the SendTo, CopyTo, or BlindCopyTo field(s). This can be achieved by building either a static or dynamic array of values.

For a full answer you can find on this blog: https://flylib.com/books/en/2.348.1/sending_email_to_multiple_recipients_using_lotusscript.html

Upvotes: 1

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