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Reputation: 15443

Django | twilio to send SMS

I'm using twilio as for a mobile verification mechanism, I have no prior experience in using twilio but looking at the sample PHP code I used this one in my code but apparently it's giving me an 400 Bad request HTTP error. Here's the code:

    d = {
        'TO' : '*** *** ****',
        'FROM' : '415-555-1212',
        'BODY' : 'Hello user, please verify your device using                    this code %s' % verNumber
    }
    try:
        print account.request('/%s/Accounts/%s/SMS/Messages' % \
                            (API_VERSION, ACCOUNT_SID), 'POST', d)
    except Exception, e:
        return HttpResponse('Error %s' % e)

verNumber is randomly generated and the receiver's number is validated in twilio.

I follow the exception and found this error

Error 400 The source 'From' phone number is required to send an SMS

What does this mean.?

Thanks.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3428

Answers (2)

Victor Gavro
Victor Gavro

Reputation: 1407

Try http://bitbucket.org/vgavro/django-smsgate/ , you may need to write backend for twilio - but the rest is done for you already.

Upvotes: 0

jamiecurle
jamiecurle

Reputation: 106

Looking at some of the twilio examples from the python libraries I notice that the dictionaries containing the payload are typed in MixedCase whereas you've used UPPERCASE.

The error might be quite straight forward rather than 

d = {
    'TO' : '*** *** ****',
    'FROM' : '415-555-1212',
    'BODY' : 'Hello user, please verify your device using this code %s' % verNumber
}

try

d = {
    'To' : '*** *** ****',
    'From' : '415-555-1212',
    'Body' : 'Hello user, please verify your device using this code %s' % verNumber
}

The SMS Quickstart ( in the documentation) supports this idea.

Hope this helps.

Upvotes: 9

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