I have the following code with PHPmailer:
$tomailn[0] = 'imap2@gazler.com';
$tomailn[1] = 'imap@gazler.com';
foreach($tomailn as $value)
{
$mail->AddAddress($value, '');
}
But I am getting the error 'Could not instantiate mail function'.
If I remove an item from the array it works fine, but gives an error on when trying to add 2 or more addresses. Any ideas why this is happening? Is there a different way to add multiple e-mail addresses?
Cheers, Gazler.
分享 Dig into the source code. Edit PHPMailer.php and find "function MailSend". (In 5.0.2, it's around line 564.)
In said function, remove the @ error suppressor from each call to mail(). Make sure error_reporting is set to something reasonable for debugging. When developing, choose something like this:
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);
ini_set('log_errors', 'On');
ini_set('display_errors', 'On');
See if PHP shows any errors. PHPMailer only throws the instantiate exception when the last call to mail() returns something falsey, or if $rt never gets set, which would mean that if ($this->Sender != '' && strlen(ini_get('safe_mode'))< 1) evaluates to true.
Are you using safe mode? What do PHP Mailer $mailer->Sender and ini_get('safe_mode') say? (My guess: if you are not running in safe mode, but have it set to something like Off, this code would return true.)
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