如何从用 PHP 编写的 Web 服务器发送短信？ 使用 Betamax 网址

Question

Betamax offers link to send sms , how to convert this links to php plus html form to send sms.

Using HTML SMSlink You can also send text messages (SMS) without using our software or accessing the website. Use the following link and fill in the desired data:

https://www.poivy.com/myaccount/sendsms.php?username=xxxxxxxxxx&password=xxxxxxxxxx&from=xxxxxxxxxx&to=xxxxxxxxxx&text=xxxxxxxxxx

Explanation of the variables:

username: your poivY username password: your poivY password from: your username or your verified phone number. Always use international format for the number starting with +, for instance +491701234567 to: the number you wish to send the sms to. Always use international format starting with +, for instance +491701234567 text: the message you want to send

Answer 1

If you know the service provider, just use the phone number and the service provider email, it's a back-end way to the world of SMS.

Check it out: Email Service Providers for Texting Through Email

Use the HTML form for user info:

<p>Enter the Service Provider and the phone number to send a text right now!!</p>
<form action="current page or another, depending on structure" onsubmit="alert('Sent, it should be received shortly...');" method="post">
    <select name="inputMobileServiceProvider" required>
        <!--These are just some of them-->
        <option value="Verizon">Verizon</option>
        <option value="ATT">AT&T</option>
        <option value="TMobile">T-Mobile</option>
        <option value="Sprint">Sprint</option>
    </select>
    <input type="tel" name="inputMobileNumber" required />
    <input type="text" name="inputSubject" placeholder="Subject..." />
    <textarea name="inputMessage" required></textarea>
    <button>Send!!</button>
</form> 

And the PHP, whether it be on any page:

<?php
    $inputServiceProvider = $_POST['inputMobileServiceProvider'];
    $inputMobileNumber = $_POST['inputMobileNumber'];
    $inputSubject = $_POST['inputSubject'];
    $inputMessage = $_POST['inputMessage'];

    if ($inputServiceProvider === "Verizon") {
        $serviceProvider = "@vtext.com";
    } elseif ($inputServiceProvider === "ATT") {
        $serviceProvider = "@txt.att.net";
    } elseif ($inputServiceProvider === "TMobile") {
        $serviceProvider = "@tmomail.net";
    } elseif ($inputServiceProvider === "Sprint") {
        $serviceProvider = "@messaging.sprintpcs.com";
    } else {
        echo "<script>alert('I\'m sorry but a Service Provider wasn't found, please try again!')</script>";
    }
    $searchArray = array(" ", "-", "(", ")", "+1")
    $inputMobileNumber = str_ireplace($searchArray, "", $inputMobileNumber);
    $recipientEmail = $inputMobileNumber + $serviceProvider
    mail($recipientEmail, $inputSubject, $inputMessage);
?>

And remember, this is just an example. For production-use, use htmlspecialchars() and other security measures on the website. Also, make sure that there is a spam control. Your website might be in trouble if you mess with random SMS numbers, or if a user is spamming others.