stuff.js

var footer = "\r\n\r\nU can say STATUS 4 status, ON 2 turn on msgs, OFF 2 turn off. Pwred by BARTStriking.com & Twilio.com";

Hey Robbie, what's the context? Is this for an SMS?

Hey man,

Just tried the following, which works on the latest version of the library:

var c = require('twilio')();

c.sendSms({
    to:'+1651XXXYYYY',
    from:'+1612XXXYYYY',
    body:'\r\n\r\nU can say STATUS 4 status, ON 2 turn on msgs, OFF 2 turn off. Pwred by BARTStriking.com & Twilio.com'
}, function(err, data) {
    console.log('Error: '+err);
    console.log('data: '+data);
});

Can you provide a bit more context?

Hey,

Yeah it's for SMS. I just want to append that string to the end of every SMS (I know how to do that). But, it doesn't seem to correctly encode the characters. However, when I view the .json of the message on the Twilio URL, it has the \r\n characters. So, it's getting there, but someone, somewhere, isn't processing it correctly.

So the message is being sent, but the newline characters are being printed as-is in the message? On AT&T not observing that behavior. If you have code that can duplicate that would be awesome.