if ($action != "submit") {
?>
Any username or password you enter here will not be stored
in any way (although we're not using SSL either)
Also, as you can see most of these are UK sites, not all
of them will support international numbers!
} else {
// contains the site details
include("sites.php");
// contains main class
include("class.sms_web_sender.php");
if (empty($number) || empty($site) || empty($message)) {
die("Make sure number, site and message are not empty");
}
if (!empty($debug) && $debug == "yes") {
$debug = true;
} else {
$debug = false;
}
// signature bit of text that's required by some
// sites like MTNSMS.com, you can leave as is
$signature = "*";
// create instance of sms web sender the one
// optional argument will determine if
// debug is turned on or not
$sms = new sms_web_sender($debug);
// add accounts
// 1st argument: username
// 2nd argument: password
// 3rd argument: server
// 4th argument: weight (this is only useful when
// shuffling the logins, the higher
// the weight, the more likely it'll
// be placed near the top of the list)
// default if left blank: 1
$sms->add_login("$user", "$pass", "$site");
// add Proxy Server details if required
// I haven't tested this myself, feature of jm_sms
//$sms->setProxyServer("proxyserver");
//$sms->setProxyPort(81);
//$sms->setProxyUser("proxyusername");
//$sms->setProxyPass("proxypassword");
//$sms->setProxy(true);
// passes the number, signature and message in an array
$result = $sms->send_sms(array("number"=>$number, "signature"=>$signature, "message"=>$message));
if ($result) {
echo "
}
?>
