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POST: version=1.0&returntype=xml×tamp=1337853387&username=your@mail.com&authcode=1234567890§ion=sms&action=calculateCredits&recipients_count=1&content=test1&encoding=UTF-8 | POST: version=1.0&returntype=xml×tamp=1337853387&username=your@mail.com&authcode=1234567890§ion=sms&action=calculateCredits&recipients_count=1&content=test1&encoding=UTF-8 | ||
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== Output params == | == Output params == |
Latest revision as of 13:58, 26 October 2012
Contents
SMS Function: calculateCredits
With this command, you are able to get how many credits you need to send a message.
Input params
- version::String - API version (e.g. '1.0')
- timestamp::String - Sequence of characters, denoting the date and time (e.g '1336553826')
- username::String - User e-mail address (e.g 'mail1@example.com')
- authcode::String - md5 hash consisting of the concatenation of timestamp and user_key (e.g md5(1336553826BX3KwWU2SuqvoEWnjYmOibf'))
- section::String - API module name. Use 'sms' value
- action::String - API module function. Use 'calculateCredits' value
- recipients_count::Integer - Number of message recipients
- content::String - The message text
- encoding::String - Possible values (case sensitive!): UTF-8, ISO-8859-2, Windows-1252.
- fast::Boolean (optional) - Setting this parameter 1 if you want to know how many credits you need to when the message is sent in fast mode
Example URL with POST values
http://api.boxis.net/ POST: version=1.0&returntype=xml×tamp=1337853387&username=your@mail.com&authcode=1234567890§ion=sms&action=calculateCredits&recipients_count=1&content=test1&encoding=UTF-8
Output params
Example in XML (Success)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <return> <result>1</result> <resulttxt>success</resulttxt> <params> <credit>4</credit> </params> <timestamp>1336558351</timestamp> </return>
Example in XML (Error)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <return> <result>0</result> <resulttxt>error: {error description}</resulttxt> <timestamp>1335767184</timestamp> </return>
Example in JSON (Success)
{"result":"1", "resulttxt":"success", "params":{ "credit":4} "timestamp":1335777400}
Example in JSON (Error)
{"result":"0", "resulttxt":"Error: {error description}", "timestamp":1335777400}
Example using our PHP Class
/* API LOGIN DETAILS */ $email = 'your@mail.com'; // your username $apikey = '1234567890'; // your apikey /* API COMMAND DETAILS */ $apitype = 'sms'; $command = 'calculateCredits'; $params = array( 'returntype' => 'xml', 'recipients_count' => 4, 'content' => 'test1', ); /* PROCESS THE ACTION */ $boxisAPI = new BoxisAPIConnection($email, $apikey); $return = $boxisAPI->call($apitype, $command, $params, $timestamp); /* TIMESTAMP SYNCHRONIZATION (JSON EXAMPLE) if($return['timestamperror']) { $timestamp = $return['timestamp']; $return = $boxisAPI->call($apitype, $command, $params, 'json', $timestamp); } */ /* TIMESTAMP SYNCHRONIZATION (XML EXAMPLE)*/ /* if($return->timestamperror) { $timestamp = $return->timestamp; $return = $boxisAPI->call($apitype, $command, $params, 'xml', $timestamp); } /*