Code for "Bcc" field in PHP e-mail form

Please help -- this may be easy for you, hard for me:

Simply want to add code for "Bcc" field in PHP e-mail form so that the form also comes to me (in "bcc").

Is there also a way NOT TO SHOW the "Bcc" field in the message header so the "To" recipient DOESN'T SEE the message also comes to me?

Here's the code, please tell me how/where to add the "Bcc" part --
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<?
$first_name = $_REQUEST['first_name'] ;
$last_name = $_REQUEST['last_name'] ;
$company = $_REQUEST['company'] ;
$emailaddress = $_REQUEST['email'] ;
$website = $_REQUEST['website'] ;
$textfield = $_REQUEST['textfield'] ;
$telephone = $_REQUEST['telephone'] ;
$industry = $_REQUEST['industry2'] ;
$message = $_REQUEST['message'] ;
$message = "$message\n\n$first_name $last_name\n$company\n$industry\n$website\n\n$name\n$textfield $telephone";mail( "to@domain.com", "Company Interest", $message, "From: $emailaddress" );
?>
<script>
<!--
window.location= "thankyou.html"
//-->
</script>
<?php
exit;?>


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Thank you very much.

 

After

"From: $emailaddress add the following (within the quotes):

\r\nbcc: \r\n

and so on.

Regards,
Dennis M.

 

Add it to the 'from' section, separated by \r\n:

$from = "From: $emailaddress\r\n";
$from .= "Bcc: \r\n";

I think that by definition the BCC won't be shown to the first recipient since that is why BCC exists, but I never actually tested it.

edit: post above says the same, posted while I was writing

 

Dennis M, Rasputin,

Thank you very much -- they both worked!

Now, last question, what's the code for making the fields required in the PHP form (first name, last name, company, e-mail address, Web site, telephone, industry)?

Once more, appreciate it indeed.

Cordially, ciao,

Jason

 

phpMailer or SwiftMailer...don't reinvent the wheel.