forunner

this link should help you

look into your phpmyadmin to see where the datas you want are stored ! wp_1_posts maybe?

<?php    if (wpfp_get_cookie()):
        foreach (wpfp_get_cookie() as $post_id) {

          echo $post_id;

            $email = get_post_meta($post_id, 'email', true);
			echo "".'$mail->AddAddress'."".'"('."$email".')"'."; ";
		}

    endif;
?>

to see if your function works like you want

it should return an id

woops edit : bad answer

you use $post_id into your get_post_meta.

are you sure your foreach define it correctly ? try a echo $post_id in the foreach.

in the echo, $mail->AddAddress won’t be interpreted because it’s between quotes (is that normal?)

is ” the_title() ” present in your home template (into your loop)?

I think !
try first with a simple

<?php if(is_home()) : ?>
echo "if this text display, forunner si great, else, he is stupid, but in this cas, it will not display";
<?php endif; ?>

you can use a static page
or use if(is_home())
or create a home.php ==> how does it work

good =)

(don’t forget the “resolved” )