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This code will allow users to email multiple addresses.

1. Put the folowing line inside your controller action:
$this->Email->attach_to($to_address, $to_name);
/*Add this line as many times as you want.*/

2. Add the following to the email component.
//Initialize variable
var $to_arr = null;

//Add function
function attach_to($to_address, $to_name = '') {
if (empty($this->to_arr)) {
$this->to_arr = array();
$this->to_arr[0]['to_address'] = $to_address;
$this->to_arr[0]['to_name'] = $to_name;
} else {
$count = count($this->to_arr);
$this->to_arr[$count+1]['to_address'] = $to_address;
$this->to_arr[$count+1]['to_name'] = $to_name;
}
}

//Add this loop within the send function
if (!empty($this->to_arr)) {
foreach ($this->to_arr as $to) {
$mail->AddAddress($to['to_address'], $to['to_name']);
}
}


Thats it hope it helps someone out.

~Gene Kelly

The version is at the top right of the article. I will include it in the read me as well sorry.

Make sure that the models you include in your model array are also included in the uses array in your controller. This is the only obvious reason I can think that this is not working for you. I have not tested this with any other versions of cake.

Thanks,
Gene