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does this logic work?
I have a DB that is storing emails to send. I want to have my script send 5 at a time. There are two types of emails, Type A - important, Type B marketing material. I have my script requesting 5 emails to send, now I want it to first choose 5 Type A emails over Type B, easy, however if there are only 2 Type A messages I want it to pick up 3 of the Type B to make it a full round to sned off to the smtp.
Any ideas? Message 1, Type A Message 2, Type B Message 3, Type B Message 4, Type B Message 5, Type B Message 6, Type A Message 7, Type B PHP Code:
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Thanks for that, I did try that but it was giving an strange order. I added a key and now it is working correctly. 5 was just an arbitrary number I gave, I can in fact send 5 a second but it was more about showing an example to you guys. Thanks again
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