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    This document outlines the HTTP API specifications for sending and receiving SMS messages through the SMSRoaming system. It provides instructions for sending SMS messages using HTTP GET requests, a PHP-HTTP API, and a PHP API. It also describes how to receive SMS messages using the PHP API, which involves downloading the API, calling a function to get all messages, decoding the data, and calling another function to mark messages as read.

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    This document outlines the HTTP API specifications for sending and receiving SMS messages through the SMSRoaming system. It provides instructions for sending SMS messages using HTTP GET requests, a PHP-HTTP API, and a PHP API. It also describes how to receive SMS messages using the PHP API, which involves downloading the API, calling a function to get all messages, decoding the data, and calling another function to mark messages as read.

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    com
    admin@smsroaming.com

    SMSRoaming Smart Messaging


    System

    HTTP Application Programming Interface


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    admin@smsroaming.com

    0. Introduction

    The SMSRoaming system offers various methods of sending and receiving SMS messages.
    This document contains specifications for the following methods:

    - Send messages using HTTP GET


    - Send messages using PHP-HTTP API
    - Send messages using PHP API
    - Receive messages using PHP API

    1. Send Messages Using HTTP GET


    An example for a normal text message to a single recipient number:

     Normal SMS : http://smsroaming.com/my/api/sms-


    http.php?username=xxxx&password=xxxx&code=92&number=03333666252&msg=testing SMS
     SMS with Sender ID : http://smsroaming.com/my/api/sms-
    http.php?username=xxxx&password=xxxx&code=92&number=03333666252&msg=testing
    SMS&sender=Coke
     Check Balance : http://smsroaming.com/my/api/sms-
    http.php?username=xxxx&password=xxxx&chkbal=1

    Notes:
     $username="xxxxx"; //Provide your smsroaming username

     $password="xxxxx"; //Provide your smsroaming account password

     $chkbal="0"; //if you want to just check your balance. send 1

     $code="xxx"; //Enter Country Code (For Example 61 for Australia)

     $number="xxxxxxxx"; //Enter mobile number without Country Code

     $msg="I am testing Api"; //your Message

     $msg=rawurlencode($msg); //if you will remove this line...you can't send special characters
    like +$%^^& etc

     $sender="xxxxx"; //Your Required Sender ID (SMS Masking)
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    2. Send Messages Using PHP-HTTP API


     Download PHP-HTTP API

    3. Send Messages Using PHP API


    To integrate this API in your website, follow these steps:

     Download PHP API

    How to Send SMS:

    From where you want to send a SMS include API File

    require_once('include/smsroamingAPI.php');

    Now Call this function

    $chk=sendSMS("username","password","code","mobile","Your Message");

    Function will return following values which you can use to check status of your message you just sent.

    $chk = 1 : Message Sent

    $chk=-1: Invalid Username/Password

    $chk = -2: Insufficient Balance

    $chk = 0: Message Sending Failed

    That’s it :). You can also check your balance using:

    echo chkBAL("username","password");

    If you are a Corporate User you can send your message with Open Sender ID:

    For Example:

    sendSMS("username","password","code","mobile","Your Message",”Sender ID”);


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    4. Receive Messages Using PHP API


    To integrate this API in your website, follow these steps:

     Download PHP API

    How to Receive SMS:

    Step 1: Include header file require_once('include/smsroamingAPI.php');

    Step 2: Call a function to get all sms providing your username and password
    i-e $getData = getMsgs("username","password");

    Step 3: after this you have to decode data using this function
    $data=json_decode($getData);

    Step 4: now you can use your messages in any way


    lets say you want to print them. than you have to follow this

    for($i=0;$i<count($data);$i++)
    {
    echo "<strong>Message</strong>: ".$data[$i]->msg."<br/>";
    echo "<strong>Source</strong>: ".$data[$i]->src."<br/>";
    echo "<strong>Date</strong>: ".$data[$i]->date."<br/>";
    echo "<strong>Contact Name</strong>: ".$data[$i]->name."<br/>";
    echo "<br/><br/>";
    }

    Step 5: after getting all your messages and after Reading/Storing them you should have to call a
    function which will mark these sms as Read so in next call you will not get these messages.
    getMsgsDone("username","password");

    P.S you can check status of server by:

    if($getData==-1)
    die("Invalid Username/Password or Unable to connect Server");

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