sendmail('george.little@test.lobi.com,'test@test.lobi.com','Testing 1-2-3','Goats',"Text",'smtpmail.lobi.com,1)

There is more than one sendmail UDF here... is this one the one you are using?

Sendmail -
http://www.kixtart.org/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=201907#Post201907

If so,

You don't have to double up on @ or turn or nomacros, it takes care of it. (Although turning on NoMacrosinstrings is a good practice)

You can use a variable in any of the parameters of the function, ie sendmail($to_name,$from_name,"Date: " + @date)

For this particular sendmail function your syntax would be:

$RC=sendmail('george.little@test.lobi.com,'test@test.lobi.com','Testing 1-2-3','Goats',"Text",,'smtpmail.lobi.com')


You were putting the smtp server where the attachment goes. So adding a comma will allow you to omit the attachment and put the server in the correct location.

Actually, it was "Oddly Even" in the first case before becoming downright odd in the quoting department.