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PHPMailer - how to get a login during sending in order to write an introduction - "Dear". $username. "!", because you can add a lot of addresses at once?
Hello! I want to get the user's login when sending an email to a user via PHPMailer to greet him - "Дорогой " . $username . "!"
. How can i do this? Through the debugging tools, I found a field in the PHPMailer object to
. Email and Username are stored there. The problem is that if I add two addresses - through the use of the method: mail->addAddress($email, $username);
(I will write this method twice), then there will be two arrays.
How can I get a specific login while sending to a specific email? You can send one letter at a time, but this is some kind of crutch.
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Do you not know the specific login in the php script, or is it some separate mailing script? If it's a mailing list, then it's correct to send one letter at a time, each formatted under a specific $username.
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