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I have added code to a webpage to allow tap to text from smart phones. But for some reason this code only works from iPhones and not from my Samsung S7 android.
Any help GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!S Pablo, can you tell me what I have done incorrectly???
<a href="sms:+1usaphonenumber&body=Hi%20I'm%20texting%20from%20website!">Tap here to text!</a><br><br>
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Note that you can also use the built-in link functionality and set the link type to 'sms'
Then all you will have to do is specify the phone number (and message)
Thanks Pablo, I will try that. I am using an automated php page generation system using Microsoft Access. I generate the pages automatically for a database of about 1400 people. The people who want their cell phones shown can also have Tap to Text. So other members can conveniently text them.
Hi Pablo, The link as you suggested works on Androids but not as desired for iPhones. For both, I am taken to my message texting, but Android shows the message Hi "name", This text message sent from "website".
But on iPhones, in the recipient space after the name, the message is in lower case without spaces between the words:thisisatextmessagesentfrom....
This is standard browser functionality, so I do not have any control over how it works. Each browser has its own interpretation of this feature.
Note however that the message should be encoded. https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp
I can now make tap to text work on both iPhone and android with the same code. But I can't do it and include a line of text. That was really trick but if I can't make the text appear on BOTH iPhones and androids with the same code, then I have to leave it off.