Most Contact pages are already configured, but in case you are building one from scratch first include the Mailer XP class.
require(mxplib_root("mailer.class.php"));
Create the object
$send_mail = new mailer($to_first_name, $to_last_name, $to_email, $from_first_name, $from_last_name, $from_email );
Next you can set up a reply email
$send_mail->set_reply($first_name,$last_name,$email);
Once the object is created you must create the body of the email and choose if either it will plain text or HTML, for plain text use the following method, $body should be plain text:
$send_mail->send_text($subject, $body,$CC=false, $BCC=false);
In this example we will use the HTML version, $body should be text in HTML, both methods have the same parameters, where $CC, and $BCC are optional, simply leave them empty or add emails separated with commas.
$subject = 'emailsubject'; $body = "HTML CONTENT"; $CC = false; //or add emails separated by commas $BCC = false; //or add emails separated by commas $twilio = true; $send_mail->send_html($subject, $body, $CC, $BCC,$twilio);
*If twilio is set to false, emails will be sent using the webiste's server with the mail() function
Deprecated:
send_html($subject, $body, $CC=false, $BCC=false, $twilio = false, $mmusername = null, $mmkey = null, $mmpromo = null, $mmaudiencelist = null, $mmhidden = false, $savemmuser = false)
These variables ($mmusername = null, $mmkey = null, $mmpromo = null, $mmaudiencelist = null, $mmhidden = false, $savemmuser = false) are no longer used.
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