Thanks to all who replied. I was unaware of being able to use the mail
() function to send text messages. When hearing this, I looked up to
find what all the major phone companies addresses were. I was able to
compile this list - I've been unable to test each one of them, but
I'm guessing they will work.
<select name="provider">
<option value="message.Alltel.com">Alltel</option>
<option value="mmode.com">AT&T</option>
<option value="cingularme.com" selected="selected">Cingular</
option>
<option value="messaging.nextel.com">Nextel</option>
<option value="messaging.sprintpcs.com">Sprint PCS</option>
<option value="tmomail.net">T-Mobile</option>
<option value="vtext.com">Verizon</option>
<option value="vmobl.com">Virgin Mobile</option>
</select>
Because Cingular is very big in our area, this is the only one I've
verified. Does anyone see if these values are wrong or know of some
other major carriers?
Also, because Cingular and AT&T are combined (like Sprint and
Nextel), would the Cingular selection work on an AT&T phone number?
If you care to test/view: http://thril.uark.edu/SMS/
Thanks,
~Philip
On Apr 20, 2007, at 7:59 AM, Wolf wrote:
What I found to work was <phonenumber>@provider.whatever
The pain was just in finding out which provider used what sub-
domain for their clients.
But it works for all of them that I have needed to send to.
HTH,
Wolf
Philip Thompson wrote:
Hi. I have attempted to look at the archives for this, but keep
getting redirected back to the main PHP site when I click on the
archive link. With that said, does anyone know of any good
resources for sending text messages using PHP? I have Googled this
topic and found a few, but find it hard to judge which ones are
"good." I have also looked at the SAM package, but wasn't sure how
much that is being used by the community.
Thanks in advance,
~Philip
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