I use an sms service as well, with an html interface. My handler for it
is :
function sendSmsMsg smsText,phoneNumber
put
"http://gw1.sms2email.com/sms/postmsg.php?
to_num=pNum&message=msgText&flash=1&username=MyUserName&password=MyPassw
ord" into smsAddr
put smsAddr into theMessage
if smsText is empty then return "No message"
if not isNumber(phoneNumber) then return "Invalid number" -- only
digits allowed
replace "msgText" with prepSms(smsText) in theMessage
replace "pNum" with phoneNumber in theMessage
get URL theMessage
if it is "AQSMS-OK" then -- the string returned by the service if it
succeeds
put "OK" into theSent
else
put "! not" into theSent
end if
return theSent && "sent" && the short system date && the time
end sendSmsMsg
function prepSMS smsText
put URLEncode(aMsg) into nMsg
return char 1 to 160 of nMsg
end prepSMS
On 25 Aug 2005, at 15:20, Derek Bump wrote:
rsarabia wrote:
Have any one of you experience, sending SMS mobile message from Rev?,
like Apple OS X Agenda can.
Well, I don't know how Agenda does it because I don't have MacOS X.
But I do know that most mobile services allow you to send SMS messages
by sending an email to the phone. It also works the same if you want
to send a photo to the phone.
Example: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now this is all completely dependent on the service, which makes it
especially difficult since number portability is now possible. What
this means is that there is no way to determine from the number what
cell phone provider they have.
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
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