I try to send SMS with Twilio account.
The program run as well, returning the status "queue" - but in the Twilio dashboard I see nothing. (any list of SMS messages.)
Does anyone know how to solve this?
For some reason, the SMS was not sent. After sending, the dashboard is updated immediately and you can see all the messages sent.
The problem may have been that I was not an administrator in the account. I opened a new account and the sending was immediately successful.
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Is it possible, I can receive a verification code from an external app/website page using my twilio free number... as a trial account user.
I haven't tried the process either, I'm believing I could be able to verify a telegram account, having received the verification code using my twilio free number
I want to know if it possible to send message to my telegram bot as a user.
Maybe I should send a request with my credentials? Or I am completely missing something?
UPD:
Ok I see it is not clear. I want to send message using program.
Open your Telegram App, search for your bot and open the chat with it. Then type a message and hit send.
I am working in Firebase SMS. I have downloaded the Firebase quick start unity 2018.3.7f1. I have followed all the methods adding (googleservices.json, sha1 method) While running the app the sms is received in my phone.
But the problem is when i entered the sms and try to authenticate the sms.The firebase displayed the error .
Sign in encounter an error.
AuthError:Session Expired
Firebase.FirebaseException: The sms code has expired.Please re-send
the verification code to try again.
actually entered within the seconds. But it says the above error.
Any one can give the suggestion. How to solve this error.
I am using Twilio to send SMS to targeted phone numbers in my web app(which I am developing in asp.net). Twilio SMS is not being delivered to target phone numbers but its status is sent in my twilio account log. One more thing, when I send SMS to the number on which I activate my twilio account, message is delivered to that phone number. Can anyone please help me to sort out this?
Thanks to all who view my question. I solved the problem my self. The issue was by default twilio didn't allowed service for programmable SMS. I checked it to allow to get SMS and voice calls on all numbers.
Just run into this same issue but I've managed to resolve it by removing additional verified phone numbers (i.e. you need only 1 with the trial account).
I have an app set up to generate passbook passes. The successfully install on the device and I can do manual (pull-down) updates.
Next I began to implement APNS. I'm using the enhanced request method to connect to the production environment, sending in an empty payload (as required) and it returns no error codes when I request a push notification, but my pass never updates and I see no requests hitting my server. I'm using my own device to test until I can get see an update for myself. No pass updates are received.
I then implemented the Feedback service in the hope that it might tell me something. I noticed this. If I pass in the push token, I receive a response which indicates that the device is not receiving notifications (even though the pass is set for automatic updates). The pass is not updated.
I'd appreciate any info into why the the push notifications do not seem to be arriving.
Thanks.
-Erich
One gotcha to check is that you are not using the sandbox APNS server. All Passbook push requests should be sent to the live APNS server.
Try enabling the additional logging option from the PassKit section of the Developer Settings on your device then connecting your device to Xcode and monitoring the console as you send the push. If the push is received, then you should be able to see your device requesting the serials to be updated from your webservice and you should also see your server's response.
Assuming you send a serial and that it matches the serial installed on your device, you should then see the device requesting the updated .pkpass bundle.
If no push is received, try toggling automatic updates on and off while monitoring the device console. It could be that the device is not receiving a valid registration (201) response or that you are using a stale token - you'll be able to see these via the console.