WebSMS

Anon

I know this topic was brought up a while ago, but i am a little unsure about some things...

1, if anyone has some working code, that can be put on a website, to allow people to send an sms to me (value would be in a drop down menu, eg: name="phill" value="mynumber") that would be sooo helpful, and also if there are any australians in this community that know the network for optus, telstra, orange, vodaphone and all the AU companies, could you please reply to this, or send me an email, thankyou so much..

Phillip LaPeyre
http://www.eyecatching.com.au/

maxmo

Hi Phillip,

There is one way to incorporate SMS on the web. I am currently leave in Karnataka(Southern India) and using AirTel Mobile Connection. My mobile service provider has given an option of reciving mails directly to mobile throug email has SMS.

To put it in simple words, my mobile number is 98450 66236, and the country code is 91. All I have to do is build a simple form with form action "mailto:919845066236@airtelkk.com". A sample code below will help you understand, all you need to do is call up to your service provider and ask for the mail client that you can add after "@" symbole.

<body>
<form action="mailto:919845066236@airtel.com">
<table><tr><td valign=top>Enter the message</td><td><textarea cols=40 rows=3 name=msg></td></tr></table>
</form>
</body>

You will find a problem if you system is not configured to OutLook or any such mail server, to over come this problem you can make use of PHP Function mail()

If you have any queries please feel free to mail me at maxmo@phpglobal.com

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Anon

One of the best way to implement an SMS solution is to let other people do the hard work for you.

A company such as http://www.mobilemessagecentre.com/sms/hme/hmepge.asp will sort out ALL of your forms and stuff plus, for standard SMS they suport EVERY gsm network.. Take a look, we use them and they work.

Cheers,
Carl Heaton
PolyMedia International Ltd.
http://www.treatyourmobile.com