>>Hi,
>>
>>In my ASP.NET application, I set up to email to a string containing 3-4 email addresses. Example of the email-to string:
>>"name1@company.com;
name2@company.com,
name3@company.com"
>>
>>But only the last name (e.g.
name3@company.com) receives the email.
>>
>>Why, do you think, this happens?
>
>1. You have a comma instead of a semicolon in your string, as a separator
>2. Your e-mailing routine does not accept multiple addresses in the To: field
>3. Spam filters blocking your mail sent to the first 2 addresses
>4. Mail to first 2 addresses going to junk mail folders
I updated my initial message. But I suppose it was too late for you to see it.
None of the above is the cause.
I simply parsed the email string (by the character ";") and used the method .add of the .NET. Therefore, now the email to multiple email addresses defined in one string works.
Thank you for your message.
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