Email All Addresses In A Mysql Table
I recently closed my site down for a few months, and now I'd like to invite all my members back. All addresses are in a mysql database and id like to email them all. is there a form i can make to email them a message. If possible id like to refer to them as their username. so an email would be sent like this
"Hi [username]"
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