You may not be interested but maybe others might? I have done this very easily but I already had my CentOS7 Linux box with PHP built for all my regular IVR query's. First, I bought a phone number from "Twilio", its super cheap. Then I downloaded the "twilio-php-master" zip file from GitHub. Then I just uncompressed it in my www folder on my Linux box where all my PHP scripts sit. Then I built a PHP script that is exactly this below and I have that in the same www folder that the twilio files and my other PHP scripts are on my Linux box. Then in my UCCX script when I want it to like take someones keyed in cellphone number and text them, I accept their inputted number and hold it in variable 'number1'. I have in the UCCX script already made messages in other variables, like variable "message1". So in UCCX I then build a webcall to call to my PHP Linux box with those 2 variables in it and the complete webcall looks like http://10.10.100.5/uccxSMSout.php?&NumberOut=number1&TextOut=message1 The webcall in UCCX is executed by the Create URL Document followed by the Cache Document step (thanks to Anthony Holloway on here). So that will get everything over to my PHP Linux box and PHP and Apache on there will intertwine with the Twilio library on there and send it all to Twilio and Twilio will extract the phone number and message and send the text. One thing I had to overcome (and the UCCX would error out on the Cache Document step) is that PHP doesn't like the spaces in the actual text messages you would have previously typed into variables into UCCX, so I had to use the UCCX string find and replace, to find spaces and replace them with "%20" for each space between words in your previously typed outbound text messages or, if you were to concatenate words for an outbound text message on the fly you still need the %20 in there between the words, like "I want to get out of here", so the UCCX SET command would make that "I%20want%20to%20get%20out%20of%20here" Believe me, it comes out correct on the persons cell phone screen.
<?php
require __DIR__ . '/twilio-php-master/src/Twilio/autoload.php';
use Twilio\Rest\Client;
// Your Account SID and Auth Token from twilio.com/console
$nbr = $_REQUEST['NumberOut']; $txt1 = $_REQUEST['TextOut'];
$account_sid = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx';
$auth_token = 'yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy';
// A Twilio number you own with SMS capabilities
$twilio_number = "+18082223333";
$client = new Client($account_sid, $auth_token);
$client->messages->create(
$nbr,
array(
'from' => $twilio_number,
'body' => $txt1
)
);
