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CLICKATELL SMS API

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  • 35 chars number

    This number from which I suppose is the session number appears on my page where I included the code. When the form is submitted the screen stays blank because the script blocks somewhere in the class sms_api.php What could be wrong?.

    2009-10-26 01:31:18 UTC by goalsurfer

  • Followup: RE: API Variables

    See a good example by Alexander on another thread :)

    2009-08-22 17:47:50 UTC by gwynethllewelyn

  • Followup: RE: Sender not shown in sms

    Probably :) because to be able to send messages with a specific sender ID (either a phone number or an alphanumeric tag), you need to register those with Clickatell first, and although this is usually painless and quick to do, I'm quite certain you can only do that if you're a paying customer. As a paying customer, I believe you can register as many different Sender IDs as you wish :)

    2009-08-22 17:45:38 UTC by gwynethllewelyn

  • Followup: RE: Arbitrary Sender

    At least since March 2009, Clickatell doesn't allow you to use an arbitrary sender at all (it's not limited to the HTTP/S API). You might try to convince Clickatell that your use is legitimate, but I can only wish you good luck — I'm pretty sure they won't revert their position. I guess that your interest is to allow people to send messages back to different numbers or something, depending...

    2009-08-22 17:43:41 UTC by gwynethllewelyn

  • Followup: RE: proxy settings

    It's possible your hosted environment doesn't support fopen calls (these days, most don't). Try to change sms_api.php to use "curl" calls instead. Are you able to take a look at your hosted environment's logs? They might give you a clue about what is failing.

    2009-08-22 17:38:46 UTC by gwynethllewelyn

  • Followup: RE: How to use callback?

    The callback is just an URL to your own webserver that you have to set up. When Clickatell receives a message from you, it'll call your URL with the following parameters: [api_id] => Your own api_id [apiMsgId] => A long string representing the Message ID, which you can confirm on Clickatell's report page [cliMsgId] => I always get this blank! [timestamp] => An...

    2009-08-22 17:36:55 UTC by gwynethllewelyn

  • Followup: RE: How to get CLICKATELL API ID?

    To fadi jaatheen (fjaatheen): Try using "curl" to send messages instead of fopen; many hosting providers block access to fopen. See this thread for some alternatives. Also, the error indicates that you might have a way too old PHP installation (or no SSL support). It's time to do an upgrade :) As for figuring out your proxy address, that's something only you (or your network admin...

    2009-08-22 17:30:28 UTC by gwynethllewelyn

  • Followup: RE: How to get CLICKATELL API ID?

    To Mohsin (mahaidery): That error appears when you send an SMS to a phone number that Clickatell can't accept (typically, you might have forgotten to add the international prefix to it), or possibly because your SMS was "special" and no gateway was found by Clickatell to deliver it. Typical cases of "special" SMS are SMS with accented characters or using a character set that...

    2009-08-22 17:26:59 UTC by gwynethllewelyn

  • Followup: RE: How to get CLICKATELL API ID?

    I am getting an Error while running this script: Error sending SMS! (ERR: 114, Cannot route message) How can i get rid of it.?.

    2009-06-20 23:28:08 UTC by mahaidery

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