Email only going to first email in recordset

I have been looking at adding an email notification that needs to go to a few email addresses in a recordset when a form is submitted.

In testing it only seems to be going to the first email address though. I just set the to address to the email field in the recordset - is there something else I need to do?

I have displayed the addresses on the page OK, so the recordset appears to be correct.

The only thing I noticed setting it up was that the recordset was not visible in the WA dialogue box, so I just manually changed it in the code.

Also - looks like the IP address the site it on was on a blacklist, but it seems OK sending to my email address. So for testing currently there are two records with the same email address, but I assume it should send two copies of the email in that case? (or maybe not?)

I have attached a copy of the page below.

Thank you.

If you want to send an email to all records in a Recordset, you should open up the Universal Email server behavior and click on the TO button in front of the field. That will take you to a sub-interface that has an option to send to a Recordset Loop that will send to all rows.

Thanks Ray - that was the thing I hadn't remembered.

With this, am I right in thinking the page only refreshes once the emails have all been sent?

Originally Said By: Ray Borduin

  If you want to send an email to all records in a Recordset, you should open up the Universal Email server behavior and click on the TO button in front of the field. That will take you to a sub-interface that has an option to send to a Recordset Loop that will send to all rows.  

I have the same problem but I have done as required and referred to by Ray - see attached screenshot.
I have a repeat region in the email body - could that be the problem? If I remove it and just have static content all recipients receive the email message.
I'm using UE version 4 and Dreamweaver CS6.

Please attach a copy of the page and I can take a look at what might be causing the problem.