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[Verus Open Source Support]

Respected Patron,
Greetings from NGL Open Source

See the simplest way below

Step 1:
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The example.php must be hosted on one of your local http server, that supports PHP engine. For example: Let us say that this server is called phpserver. To send SMS you call the example.php as shown below
http://phpserver/example.php

Step 2:
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Let us change the example.php in such a way that SMS message and Mobile number are taken as HTTP get parameters.
http://phpserver/example.php?mobile= 0213456789&message=Test Message

Step 3:
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Now in NGL Server go to C:/NewGenLibFiles/SystemFiles and open the file SMS_URL using a text editor. If such file does not exist, create a file called SMS_URL. Note that SMS_URL does not have any extensions. The content of SMS_URL file will be

http://phpserver/example.php?mobile={0}&message={1}

Step 4:
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Now NGL will call the above URL present in SMS_URL file when ever there is an SMS to be sent. Instead of {0} it will send the Patron's mobile number (Phone II in Patron record) and instead of {1} it will send the message to be sent.




Looking forward to serve you.

NGL Open Source Support Team,
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On Tuesday 22 April 2014 08:34 PM, Kay [via NewGenLib] wrote:

Thanks so much for your reply.  Please attached is the HTTP API that was send to me by my sms bulk provider.  Please kindly edit it for me to suite NGL and also kindly direct me on further step to take in order to make it work

Thanks

Kay

example.php
example.php

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