Hi all, I'm looking to send two different emails to two different clients. Currently, I only have the option to send one each if it meets a condition. I want one of these conditions to send two separate e-mails with different bodies and to different end users. What do you recommend I add to the code or what should I be looking into further to help figure this out? I've tried copying this section twice and tweaking it to new conditions but it doesn't send any emails out at all when I test it. Also tried different if else conditions that haven't worked for me. Thanks in advance.

$msgHTML .= "</FONT></BODY></HTML>";

my %mail;


if ($product_row->{'ProductName'} eq "Company1"){
    $mail{'subject'} = sprintf("Second Order Confirmation - Order Numb
+er %s", $ordernum);
    $mail{'from'} = "Second Automatic Order Processor <orders\@mysite.
+com>";
}


else {     
    $mail{'subject'} = sprintf("First Order Confirmation - Order Numbe
+r %s", $ordernum);
    $mail{'from'} = "First Order Processor <orders\@mysite.com>";
}

if ($bTestMode) {
    $mail{'to'} = 'myemail@address.com';
}
else {
    my $deliveryEmail = param('reseller'); # if this is not null, deli
+very will redirect to this email address
    if ($deliveryEmail) {
        $mail{'to'} = $deliveryEmail;
        $mail{'cc'} = 'myemail@mysite.com';
    }
    else {
        $mail{'to'} = 'myemail@mysite.com,myemail@mysite.com';
    }
}


$mail{'smtp'} = 'mail.mysite.com';




my $mimeMail;
$mimeMail = MIME::Lite->new(From    => $mail{'from'},
    To            => $mail{'to'},
    Subject    => $mail{'subject'},
    Type        => 'multipart/related',
    AuthUser=> 'user', 
    AuthPass=> 'password');

my $both_parts = MIME::Lite->new( 
    Type => "multipart/alternative",
    Data => $msgtxt,
);

my $text_part = MIME::Lite->new( 
    Type => "text/plain",
    Data => $msgtxt,
);

my $html_part = MIME::Lite->new( 
    Type        => 'text/html',
    Data         => $msgHTML);
 
$both_parts->attach($text_part);
$both_parts->attach($html_part);

if ($product_row->{'ProductName'} eq "Company1"){
$mimeMail ->attach($both_parts);
$mimeMail->attach(
    Encoding     => 'base64',
    Type         => 'image/jpeg',
    Path             => './logo.jpg',
    Id               => 'logo.jpg',
    Disposition     => 'inline'
);
}

if ($product_row->{'ProductName'} ne "Company2"){    
$mimeMail ->attach($both_parts);
$mimeMail->attach(
    Encoding     => 'base64',
    Type         => 'image/jpeg',
    Path             => './logo.jpg',
    Id               => 'logo.jpg',
    Disposition     => 'inline'
);
}


$mimeMail->send;


print end_html;

$dbh1->disconnect;
$dbh2->disconnect;
$dbh3->disconnect;

sub uncommify {
    if ($_[0] eq "") {
        return "0";
    }
    my $newstr = $_[0];
    $newstr =~ s/,//g;
    return $newstr;
}

sub commify {
    if ($_[0] eq "") {
        return "0";
    }
    my $text = reverse uncommify($_[0]);  
    $text =~ s/(\d\d\d)(?=\d)(?!\d*\.)/$1,/g;
    return scalar reverse $text;
}
}
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