Getting dynamic Recordset data into the email body

I have read through all the posts here about other people having similar issues, but I just don't understand the advice that is suggested. Can you please clarify this for me?

I'm using Universal Email 3.0.7 and I have a PHP page with a recordset that gets a list of customers (id, email) and repeats region in a table (so I can pull 100 at a time) and send the email to those people. The UE TO field is set to the recordset customer email:

//WA Universal Email object="mail"
//Send Loop Once Per Entry
$RecipientEmail = "".$row_WADAsamples['email'] ."";include("WA_Universal_Email/WAUE_email_customers.php");

This is fine. Now, in my email message body I want to include a link that includes each customer's dynamic data for id and email like this:

<a href="http://www.site.com/index.php?email=<?php echo $row_WADAsamples['email']; ?>&id=<?php echo $row_WADAsamples['id']; ?>">click this link</a>

Right now this link displays only the first recordset item's data on every mail that is sent out. Can you please explain what code I need to include (and where) to make this link in the mail body receive the correct recordset information for each entry that is sent?

It is very confusing trying to determine this from the other posts. Thank you.

please send a copy of your page and the WA_Universal Email folder so i can look at the code.

Here are my files you requested.

The UE will only send to the first recordset item, not all of them. However If I change the repeat region to display one record at a time, and then page over to the second or third page, it does send the correct email and id in the email body.

Somehow the looping feature does not seem to be working (at all now) and when it did, it sent the same info in every email.

Let me know if you are able to find something in these files.

I made the upgrade to see if this would help. After updating the server behavior, I realized that in my previous TO: field I did not choose the recordset loop but rather the once entered. So, correcting that does make it send to each person correctly.

However, it still displays the first recordset field data in the email body (the same for all recipients).

Is there an easy fix for that??
I'll check the other board posts again.
Thanks!
Ryan

see this thread for details on fixing this:
showthread.php?t=17869