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Re: Send a text message to your phone from your site!

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Dec 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Quantumphp

There is another great tutorial about sending custom text messages from your website.
It's at

http://www.easykiss123.com/tutorials...ple/index.html

It is set up so you custom text messages can be sent to users after they put in their phone number. Nice!

Quantumphp

**NOTE: This is written AFTER the previous reply I sent to you :-)
Oh yeah... How can I get rid of the "FRM: ...@secureserve" text that shows at the top of an sms? I just want the sms to mainly show my message (which is something short leading up to the URL of my mobile site). When I sent the sms to my phone, the FRM portion does look bothersome, and also adds unneeded characters to the text. For Eaxample... I sent a txtmsg to HEROES mobile and I got a simple response which looks like this:

HEROES: Use your cell
phone's Internet browser to
visit us at URL:
http://m.nbc.com/hroes
Thank You!
From:62288
4:21pm 10/16/07

Ok?! How can I get that smsphp/contact.php form to display something like that...with no extra filler??!

Thanks!

Keith/ZenMartian.