Send mail to multiple recipients

DigitalNam

I hope that someone can point me in the right direction. I need to send the same pdf report to mulitple email addresses. When I send to only one recipient it works 100% but as soon as I add another address I get the following error: Timout expired. 501 5.1.3. Bad recipient address syntax. I use ; to seperate the email addresses.

Klaus T.

DigitalNam wrote: »

I hope that someone can point me in the right direction. I need to send the same pdf report to mulitple email addresses. When I send to only one recipient it works 100% but as soon as I add another address I get the following error: Timout expired. 501 5.1.3. Bad recipient address syntax. I use ; to seperate the email addresses.

Well, an old topic but still something I have been looking for, so here is what I found to work:
frxMailExport1.Address := 'customer1@server.com,customer2@server.com';
So, use a comma instead of a colon.

Regards,
Klaus

ristaloff

Klaus T. wrote: »

Klaus T. wrote: »

I hope that someone can point me in the right direction. I need to send the same pdf report to mulitple email addresses. When I send to only one recipient it works 100% but as soon as I add another address I get the following error: Timout expired. 501 5.1.3. Bad recipient address syntax. I use ; to seperate the email addresses.

Well, an old topic but still something I have been looking for, so here is what I found to work:
frxMailExport1.Address := 'customer1@server.com,customer2@server.com';
So, use a comma instead of a colon.

Regards,
Klaus

I can not get this to work. I have tried both with a comma and a semicolon. I'm using Fast Reports Mono.

Indraxxx

ristaloff wrote: »

ristaloff wrote: »

ristaloff wrote: »

I hope that someone can point me in the right direction. I need to send the same pdf report to mulitple email addresses. When I send to only one recipient it works 100% but as soon as I add another address I get the following error: Timout expired. 501 5.1.3. Bad recipient address syntax. I use ; to seperate the email addresses.

Well, an old topic but still something I have been looking for, so here is what I found to work:
frxMailExport1.Address := 'customer1@server.com,customer2@server.com';
So, use a comma instead of a colon.

Regards,
Klaus

I can not get this to work. I have tried both with a comma and a semicolon. I'm using Fast Reports Mono.

Try this:

string[] eMailAddr = {"customer2@server.com", "customer3@server.com", "customer4@server.com"};

frxMailExport1.Address := 'customer1@server.com'
frxMailExport1.CC = eMailAddr;