addBcc

[thebergamo]

I'm use the sendgrid's a for node, but if I need send mails but needed occult others people who are receiving the email. Normally we using BCC. I think in add the functionality to the code, but in smtpapi I don't see a mention to bcc, It's better if I implemented this only in the sendgrid's node api?

[motdotla]

Yeah, it's best that instead you just use multiple addTo like the following:

var header     = new smtpapi();
header.addTo('you@youremail.com');
header.addTo('other@otheremail.com');

In the nodejs library it looks like this:

var email     = new sendgrid.Email(); 
email.addTo('foo@bar.com');
email.addTo('another@another.com');
sendgrid.send(email, function(err, json) { });

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[thebergamo]

Yeah, I use the addTo, but when I use the addTo, all peoples in the To see to others peoples.

In this case I need send an email and others peoples see only you as a receiver.

An example:

my recivers is: mmk@mail.com, kmm@mail.com and kmkm@mail.com mmk@mail.com No need to know that this email is also kmkm@mail.com or kmm@mail.com too.

Sending a normal email I add the users in field Bcc not in To.

[motdotla]

So our addTo won't actually show all the names. Are you positive that is what is happening? Can you forward me an example of that email so I can take a look?

[thebergamo]

Well, I check again about it. Maybe I was wrong... No Yeah, I wrong. Sorry. My logic not save me now. =)

Thanks for readiness in help me and sorry for my mistake.

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2014-06-03 21:12 GMT-03:00 Scott Motte notifications@github.com:

So our addTo won't actually show all the names. Are you positive that is what is happening? Can you forward me an example of that email so I can take a look?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/sendgrid/smtpapi-nodejs/issues/5#issuecomment-45038291 .

[motdotla]

No problem. It's different than expected behavior so I totally understand. Closing this.