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  • K. Larsen

    #1

    PHP <---> SMS

    Websites to SMS and SMS to websites????
    I know it is beeing done using ASP, but can it also be done using PHP web
    pages?
    It's interesting, at least!!

    K. Larsen, Oslo


  • Jeppe Uhd

    #2
    Re: PHP &lt;---&gt; SMS

    K. Larsen wrote:[color=blue]
    > Websites to SMS and SMS to websites????
    > I know it is beeing done using ASP, but can it also be done using PHP
    > web pages?
    > It's interesting, at least!!
    >
    > K. Larsen, Oslo[/color]

    Yes, quite possible, either buy an sms-connector (exists on the market... We
    sell them in Miralix :-)) and use that or create your own using php and a
    serial port...

    --
    MVH Jeppe Uhd - NX / Miralix


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    • K. Larsen

      #3
      Re: PHP &lt;---&gt; SMS

      Thanks for reply, Jeppe!
      So with Miralix technology you can use Outlook or Notes to send SMS?

      That is not what I am looking for!

      I want to be able to use a webpage(PHP) connected to my MySQL soldier
      database containing among other things cell phone numbers, and I want to be
      able to send them event-driven messages on the fly. I also would like to be
      able for my internet application to receive SMS messages from cellphones.
      K. Larsen

      "Jeppe Uhd" <hnewsnospam@nx .dk> wrote in message
      news:4050f03d$0 $67463$edfadb0f @dtext02.news.t ele.dk...[color=blue]
      > K. Larsen wrote:[color=green]
      > > Websites to SMS and SMS to websites????
      > > I know it is beeing done using ASP, but can it also be done using PHP
      > > web pages?
      > > It's interesting, at least!!
      > >
      > > K. Larsen, Oslo[/color]
      >
      > Yes, quite possible, either buy an sms-connector (exists on the market...[/color]
      We[color=blue]
      > sell them in Miralix :-)) and use that or create your own using php and a
      > serial port...
      >
      > --
      > MVH Jeppe Uhd - NX / Miralix
      >
      >[/color]


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      • Jochen Daum

        #4
        Re: PHP &lt;---&gt; SMS

        Hi K,
        On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 01:25:51 +0100, "K. Larsen"
        <lapzilla@netsc ape.net> wrote:
        [color=blue]
        >Thanks for reply, Jeppe!
        >So with Miralix technology you can use Outlook or Notes to send SMS?
        >
        >That is not what I am looking for!
        >
        >I want to be able to use a webpage(PHP) connected to my MySQL soldier
        >database containing among other things cell phone numbers, and I want to be
        >able to send them event-driven messages on the fly. I also would like to be
        >able for my internet application to receive SMS messages from cellphones.[/color]

        We do that with a Serial CDMA modem down here in New Zealand. I
        modified the GSm based project of Stefan Frings to just send an AT
        command to a modem from PHP. You can then implement the sending
        procedure with a cron driven PHP script. Still, depending on your
        country there might be a range of caveats.

        If you need my serial command line script, send me a mail.

        For which country is it?

        Jochen


        [color=blue]
        >K. Larsen
        >
        >"Jeppe Uhd" <hnewsnospam@nx .dk> wrote in message
        >news:4050f03d$ 0$67463$edfadb0 f@dtext02.news. tele.dk...[color=green]
        >> K. Larsen wrote:[color=darkred]
        >> > Websites to SMS and SMS to websites????
        >> > I know it is beeing done using ASP, but can it also be done using PHP
        >> > web pages?
        >> > It's interesting, at least!!
        >> >
        >> > K. Larsen, Oslo[/color]
        >>
        >> Yes, quite possible, either buy an sms-connector (exists on the market...[/color]
        >We[color=green]
        >> sell them in Miralix :-)) and use that or create your own using php and a
        >> serial port...
        >>
        >> --
        >> MVH Jeppe Uhd - NX / Miralix
        >>
        >>[/color]
        >[/color]

        --
        Jochen Daum - Cabletalk Group Ltd.
        PHP DB Edit Toolkit -- PHP scripts for building
        database editing interfaces.
        http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpdbedittk/

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        • Jeppe Uhd

          #5
          Re: PHP &lt;---&gt; SMS

          K. Larsen wrote:[color=blue]
          > Thanks for reply, Jeppe!
          > So with Miralix technology you can use Outlook or Notes to send SMS?[/color]

          Yes, but we can also use it from within a php script, it's just not
          something we've been advertising on our website...
          [color=blue]
          > That is not what I am looking for![/color]

          I got that...
          [color=blue]
          > I want to be able to use a webpage(PHP) connected to my MySQL soldier
          > database containing among other things cell phone numbers, and I want
          > to be able to send them event-driven messages on the fly. I also
          > would like to be able for my internet application to receive SMS
          > messages from cellphones. K. Larsen
          >[/color]

          --
          MVH Jeppe Uhd - NX / Miralix


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          • Asgeir Frimannsson

            #6
            Re: PHP &lt;---&gt; SMS

            Check out clickatell.com or (since you're in norway) www.gemsoft.no /
            www.gw4sms.com.

            I did something similar for a norwegian based student organization a few
            years back, where I connected their membership database to the sms
            system, allowing them to send out personalized sms's linked to the
            membership databse. I didn't however try to link sending an sms back to
            the system, much because of security issues and cost involved. We used
            gemsoft as the gateway, but clickatell was (think it still is) cheaper
            and looks a bit more experienced in the field.

            The way i programmed this was by opening a tcp connection to the server
            using php, and sending a xml document, then when the document is sent to
            the server, you recieve a xml document back, which lets you know the
            status of the delivery etc. If you look at clickatell's web-sites and
            documentation, you'll see that there are heaps of ways of doing this,
            and there are even examples using php.

            regards,
            asgeir

            K. Larsen wrote:[color=blue]
            > Websites to SMS and SMS to websites????
            > I know it is beeing done using ASP, but can it also be done using PHP web
            > pages?
            > It's interesting, at least!!
            >
            > K. Larsen, Oslo
            >
            >[/color]

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