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Now put the following code somewhere in a PHP file and execute it to send an SMS – don't forget to substitute your own API username and password and a real mobile number to send to!
include_once('TMRestClient.php');
$tmClient = new TMRestClient('myAPIusername', 'myAPIpassword', 'production');
$sent = false;
try {
$sent = $tmClient->sendSMS('My message', '447000000000', 'Sender');
} catch (Exception $ex) {
$errors = $tmClient->getLastErrors();
}
if ($sent)
echo "Message sent with ID " . $sent['message_id'];
else
foreach($errors as $errorcode => $errormsg)
echo "Error encountered with code $errorcode: $errormsg\n"; |
For more details about the additional arguments the send SMS function can take, and other important considerations of sending messages, see send sms.
In a real situation you must decide how to deal with any errors, we also recommend logging all errors. See the Handling errors - PHP section below for more details.
You can find your API username and password (which may be different to your web interface username/password) via your account: https://messagebox.textmarketer.co.uk/#!accountsettings/
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Our example code is an illustration of how you might integrate with our systems and is not certified for production environments. You are responsible for testing and QA. |
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