[Plugin: Contact Form 7] email to multiple recipients?

Looking for same solution. . .

Yes, type a comma after each one:
John <[email protected]>,Mark <[email protected]>

Sorry, the code above will not work for you.

If you want the user to type in the emails and then resend emails you need to change the CF7 object’s recipient like this:

$WPCF7_ContactForm->mail['recipient'] = "[email protected],[email protected],[email protected],[email protected],[email protected],";

Here’s a more detailed explanation on how to create your plugin and add your custom code (you’ll need to know a bit of PHP): Creating a WordPress plugin

There’s an easier way to do it from inside of a form without having to go into the PHP and change the CF7 object.

In the Form section when you’re creating a form, simply create 5 email elements as follows:

[your-email1]
[your-email2]
[your-email3]
[your-email4]
[your-email5]

Then in the To line, add them in as follows:

[your-email1],[your-email2],[your-email3],[your-email4],[your-email5]

When your form is rendered on your page, you’ll have five email fields that the end-user must fill out. Whatever values the end-user types into those fields populates the To: line and those five people get copies of the form being submitted.

I can not figure out how to send the submittion to me and my business partner. I tried everything possible:

first i tried this: John <[email protected]>,Mark <[email protected]>
and this: John <[email protected]>, Mark <[email protected]>
and this: [email protected], [email protected]

I get the message sent to only the first email address (mark) like this:
from: b [email protected] via gator201.hostgator.com
to: [email protected], [email protected]

Any ideas?

@ jtrd39 – All of the formats you have used should work – they just need to be comma separated.

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-contact-form-7-multiple-recipient-email-addresses?replies=11 for some other possible issues.