I have to say I feel you're confused. Or maybe I am. If you have some email addresses coming in from a checkbox group, what more do you need?

I don't understand, from the map and grep stuff, what the point of your script is at that part.

If you have to send email to everyone in param("m_EmailGroups"), then split it on \0 and print it to the mail program. You obviously want to do something more complex? Please explain.


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In reply to Re: Sending email with Net::SMTP by Cody Pendant
in thread Sending email with Net::SMTP by Anonymous Monk

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