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I am sorry, I missed your reference to the 'Test' button in the HTTP callback options of the console program. The test button does not send any query parameters when it makes the test. It is only intended to test the HTTP callback settings and not to test the script.

As you have already found out, you need to send/receive actual messages to test the HTTP callback script.

Regards, Henk

Thank you for the script. Unfortunately I am not familiar with Laravel and I don't really understand what your script is trying to do. But don't you get the value of the action parameter of the HTTP callback with the following line?

$action= $request->input('action');

Regards, Henk

Can you send me the script that you use to process the callbacks, at least the part that gets the query parameters from the HTTP call? You can send the script to dms@diafaan.com.

Regards, Henk

Hello Divya,

By default, the HTTP callback query returns the parameters with an HTTP POST action in the body of the call.

If you want to receive the parameters in the URI you can set the HTTP method to 'GET' in the HTTP callback options ('Actions-Options-HTTP callback').

Regards, Henk