it works, but the problem is that, what is x2520 and the rest in that format, beacuse this sends sms its sms channel

Body=This\x2520is\x2520the\x2520ship\x2520that\x2520made\x2520the\x2520Kessel\x2520Run\x2520in\x2520fourteen\x2520parsecs\x253FFrom=\x252B15017122661&To=\x252B15558675310 when i try to make like whatsapp:<sandbox phone number>. as referenced from there https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/errors/63007 its seems thats am making the request body wrong

so how can i make this body 

To=whatsapp:+256775562361&
From=whatsapp:+14155238886

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because the code is ok and working but the problem is body formating

your body looks like this 

To=+256775562361&
From=+14155238886

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from this

<code>Body=This\x2520is\x2520the\x2520ship\x2520that\x2520made\x2520th
+e\x2520Kessel\x2520Run\x2520in\x2520fourteen\x2520parsecs\x253FFrom=\
+x252B15017122661&To=\x252B15558675310

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In reply to Re^2: parsing curl api by frank1
in thread parsing curl api by frank1

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