I would like to customize the end-point domain for SMS Platform, is it possible?
Is it possible to use a CNAME to whitelabel the end-point?
Thank you
I don't think Clickatell caters for that, but you could use your own domain and set up an html page which uses the clickatell API to send the messages. It would require some development though.
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I want to send a user verification message after user register. How can I do this with laravel?
you have to use SMS Gateway for sending verification code or OTP. you can follow this link for reference
I recommend using Twilio. The library is pretty solid and the api is relatively simple.
I need some guidance on what steps I should follow to receive sms messages using service from www.nexmo.com.
I am not familiar with asp.net but I am very familiar with C# on windows, so please if you can provide a few steps to get me going then I can pick it up from there. Right now I have an account at www.godaddy.com, so I am hoping I can write the code to place it there. I don't really need much details on how to use nexmo service, I mainly need to know what I should do on my web site to receive sms from nexmo.
Incoming SMS's are simply HTTP requests to your 'page'. Nexmo send's the SMS and related data just like a HTML from submits data to a URL using a GET (query string) or POST (form encoded),
So all you have to do is point Nexmo to the URL you want to use, and check the incoming request for the data. Here's the documentation for incoming messages.
Here's a community authored C# library that might be be helpful.
(Disclaimer: I do a bit of developer evangelism for Nexmo.)
I'm using the MVC helper WebMail to send emails. However the speed of it seems to be of concern. Especially when I have to send more than 1 email at the same time. I tried using a thread, but that didn't work since the Webmail object was null. How do I speed this up? Any ideas appreciated.
Forgot to mention, this is during testing and I'm using localhost and gmail! Not sure if that is causing the issue.
Thank you
If you want performance, don't use the WebMail helper. Use the classes in the System.Net namespace.
This allows you to open a new thread and send the email out-of-band from the web request.
We use Google Apps mail (gmail) in the cloud, opening a new thread, and sending the email from there, using the System.Net types (not WebMail). It works pretty well, as we can respond to the user without having to wait for the email to be sent.
Be careful about using Google Apps / gmail though, especially in development. We had one of our accounts disabled by google because of this. During development, you should use your local ISP, or better yet, use SpecifiedPickupDirectory, as it works better when unit testing email receipt.
Is it possible to send HTML emails from WP7? I might have overlooked it but it doesn't appear that there is a parameter in the EmailComposeTask for specifying this.
Although the device is capable of receiving and displaying HTML emails, the EmailComposeTask does not provide an API to enable you to send HTML emails. If this is a requirement of your application (and I'd caution you on using up too much user bandwidth for larger volumes of data), then you will need to access a web service that provides access to a mail server for you.
how i can send sms from asp.net?any idea about it?or any resource through which i can get any information
I use SMS Global, although it's an Australian company. They provide a nice set of APIs and have examples for ASP .Net. http://www.smsglobal.com/en-au/technology/developers.php
This API is good. It can solve my communication problem:https://www.globalsms.cn/Api_en/