Date: 12/10/00
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Hi,
I have the following code
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<?php
include ("./sendcard_setup.php");
include ("./include/".$dbfile);
include ("./functions.php");
$time = time();
$time = $time + 43200; // sends any cards which will be sent in
the next 6 hours
$sql = "SELECT * from $tbl_name where id < $time AND emailsent = 0";
$db = New DB_Sendcard;
$db->query($sql);
while($db->next_record()) {
$to = $db->f("towho");
$to_email = $db->f("to_email");
$from = $db->f("fromwho");
$from_email = $db->f("from_email");
$id = $db->f("id");
include("sendcard_setup.php");
mail ("$to_email", "$youhavecard_subject", "$youhavecard",
"From: $from_email");
$query = "UPDATE $tbl_name SET emailsent = '1' where id = ".$id;
$db->query($query);
}
?>
My problem is caused by the second database query, as it destroys the while
loop. At least I think that's the problem, as it only sends the first
email. How can I cure this problem?
TIA,
Peter.
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