I setup a AWS SES SMTP and sending email work fine.

But BCC email isn’t working (I filled BCC in the PostSMTP / Message / BCC field

1. It might be worth making clear that the emails would be sent bcc as it seemed to suggest it would be just cc (they were sent bcc thankfully)
2. Apostrophes had an added backslash in the subject and contents, so it’s became it\’s

Is there some way to have a BCC copy of all emails sent via Offload SES to another email address?

In the docs I see there is a hook “wposes_mail_sent” which could be used for posting to a logging app or maybe Slack API or similar. I’m guessing that using this hook to send another email would be a bad idea… would create an infinite loop…

function myMailSentHook( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments ) {
    // Your code here.
}
add_action( 'wposes_mail_sent', 'myMailSentHook', 10, 5 );

So, that’s not much use.

In the changelog (https://github.com/deliciousbrains/wp-offload-ses-lite)I see:

= 0.4.8 =
* Experimental support for cc: and Bcc: in custom header
* Domain verification is ok

But I can’t find any other mention of it… how do I add a BCC to a custom header?

Any help or guidance appreciated.

Thanks.

  $send_to = $user_email;
  $subject = 'Welcome!';
  $headers[] = 'Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8';
  $headers[] = 'From: Example Web<[email protected]>';
  $headers[] = 'Reply-To: [email protected]';
  $headers[] = 'Bcc: [email protected]';
  $message = 'Message body.';

  wp_mail( $send_to, $subject, $message, $headers );

Any ideas what it might be?

I hope you are doing well.

I have a further question concerning recipients. I am using the following php code to enter recipients in the recipients field – using the shortcode {multiple-mails}:

<?php
add_filter( 'forminator_form_get_admin_email_recipients', 'wpmudev_set_multiple_mail_recipients', 10, 5 );
function wpmudev_set_multiple_mail_recipients( $email, $notification, $prepared_data, $module, $entry ) {
	if( $prepared_data['form_id'] != 8489 ){
		return $email;
	}

	if( $notification['recipients'] == '{multiple-mails}' ) {
		$my_post = get_post(8644);
		$mails = str_replace( '"', '', str_replace( ']', '', str_replace( '[' , '', $my_post->post_content)));
		$mails = array_filter( explode( ",", $mails ), function($value) {
			return ( $value !== NULL && $value !== FALSE && $value !=='' );
		});
		if( $mails ){
			$email = $mails;
		}
	}

	return $email;
}

This all works perfectly fine. However, I would like the recipients to receive the emails in bcc, so that they cannot see all other recipients. Therefore I added {multiple-mails} in the section advanced > BCC Emails but couldn’t get any results.

I know I am doing something wrong here and would be greatful if you could help me (again) with your great support.

Kind regards

The customer and normal recipient gets the mail only once.

How can we fix this? Or is there a possibility to send a mail to two recipients without BCC?

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