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March 23, 2020, 3:29pm
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Here playSMS check for sender ID:
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sprintf(_('Account %s is currently banned to use services'), $username)
);
}
// SMS sender ID
$sms_sender = core_sanitize_sender($sms_sender);
$sms_sender = (($sms_sender && sender_id_isvalid($username, $sms_sender)) ? $sms_sender : sendsms_get_sender($username));
// SMS footer
$sms_footer = core_sanitize_footer($sms_footer);
$sms_footer = ($sms_footer ? $sms_footer : $user['footer']);
if ($nofooter) {
$sms_footer = '';
}
// a hack to remove \r from \r\n
// the issue begins with ENTER being \r\n and detected as 2 chars
And here how playSMS decide which sender ID will be used:
function sendsms_get_sender($username, $default_sender_id = '') {
global $core_config, $user_config;
// get configured sender ID
if ($username) {
if ($core_config['main']['gateway_number']) {
// 1st priority is "Default sender ID" from main configuration
$sms_sender = $core_config['main']['gateway_number'];
} else {
// 2nd priority is "SMS sender ID" from user preferences
$sms_sender = $user_config['sender'];
if ($user_config['username'] != $username) {
$c_sms_sender = user_getfieldbyusername($username, 'sender');
// validate if $username is supplied
if (sender_id_isvalid($username, $c_sms_sender)) {
$sms_sender = $c_sms_sender;
}
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So, the gateway number settings in main configuration takes precedence, followed by setting in user preferences, last is supplied from others such as webservices
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