Sending to different emails

[JonthueM]

I notice that the address that is used for i.e. Fervent foodies is also used for The Conversation. I tried to clear it as you see below on Fervent foodies but php didn't like that lol!

foreach($_POST['growgroups'] as $growgroups)
		{
			
			if ($growgroups === 'Fervent Foodies')
			{
				$mail->Subject = "Interested in Grow Group Fervent Foodies";
				$mail->addAddress("sitemaster@1usda.org");
				$mail->send();
				$mail->addAddress("");
			} 
			if ($growgroups === 'The Conversation')
			{
				$mail->Subject = "Interested in Grow Group The Conversation";
				$mail->addAddress('michel.bkyc@gmail.com');
				$mail->send();
			}
			if ($growgroups === 'Wednesday Night Bible Study')
			{
				$mail->Subject = "Interested in Grow Group Wedensay Night Bible Study";
				$mail->addAddress('michel.bkyc@gmail.com');
				$mail->send();
			} 
			if ($growgroups === 'Its Not About Me')
			{
				$mail->Subject = "Interested in Grow Group It's Not About Me";
				$mail->addAddress('michel.bkyc@gmail.com');
				$mail->send();
			} 
			if ($growgroups === 'Young Couples Mentorship')
			{
				$mail->Subject = "Interested in Grow Group Young Couples Mentorship";
				$mail->addAddress('sitemaster@1usda.org');
				$mail->send();
			} 
			if ($growgroups === 'Whats Next')
			{
				$mail->Subject = "Interested in Grow Group Whats New";
				$mail->addAddress("michel.bkyc@gmail.com");
				$mail->send();
			}  
		}

[Synchro]

There's a clue in the name of the method addAddress adds an address; it doesn't set the addresses the message is going to, and that list of recipients is retained for the life of the PHPMailer instance. So if you call addAddress repeatedly (even if you call send between them), it will send to all of those people. You can clear the list of addresses the message goes to by calling clearAddresses(). In your code, call $mail->clearAddresses() after each call to $mail->send() and it should work as you want.

[JonthueM]

TY Sooo much! I am new to php and mainly got on it to bypass a restricting framework. I notice that the more I add to this PHP file the slower it is to get a response to the end user, is there a way I can speed it up? I am planning on adding a few more layers of code to save the data either to SQL or google sheets @Synchro

[Synchro]

It will be the sending that is the slow part. The best thing you can do to improve that is to use a local mail server for relaying (so you don't have to worry about slow remote connections), and aside from that, your requirements have a lot in common with what's needed for mailing lists, in particular using keepalive, so have a read of this wiki article.

[JonthueM]

Will Since it is remote, will iframe workout?

[khan5501]

I want to use this code on laptopswish but can you explain what changes are required it to start working?

[Synchro]

Please don't comment on old, closed issues; it sends irrelevant notifications to everyone here. To use PHPMailer, you need to know how to use PHP to start with, and then read the wiki, examples and other docs provided here, search on Stack Overflow, and put together a script that does what you want (feel free to ask ChatGPT to help you). If you want to to send email from the contact form on your site, start with the contact form example. If you can't do it yourself, employ someone to help you.