Originally Posted by ajent (Post 1428094)

Probably hasn't realized it says successfully sent, but never actually sends.

Originally Posted by ziggy471 (Post 1428342)

I'd have to agree with you on this one, unless she started where I left off yesterday and found where to force it into CDMA and to insert the Originator.


Z

Originally Posted by ziggy471 (Post 1426660)

That's about right, and I haven't forgotten about the Sprint Users, that's why I spent so much time on this yesterday, that and all the snow. Once I finish my first cup of coffee, I'll start on it again today.


Z

Originally Posted by gregbolt (Post 1428288)

Have spent some time on this checking out the settings given for the fix and just as everyone else on Sprint, no go! :-x

Flashed back to factory to test and of course, it worked. After doing some digging, I exported the full Arcsoft Registry key to compare to HTC Messaging. One thing I noticed, Arcsoft is using http://mms.sprintpcs.com as the MMS server and using X-MDN in a different reg key. The UA profile and UA are using Sprint settings in the factory and using HTC in HTC messaging. The HTC settings are pointed to a valid website xml file. At the end of the file, it states "Copied from Rhodium-1.0."

So, of course, I reflashed EnergyRom 2.5 21884 12/17 and changed the Arcsoft settings and Jataayu Settings to reflect only the above website for MMS and added the MDN info as it was in Arcsoft on factory. Still no go. I have attached the reg export and the xml file that HTC Messaging is using as the UA. Any ideas???

Originally Posted by chris1683 (Post 1428702)

I am wondering whether or not Verizon or Telus use an online MMS application as does Sprint with their "Picture Mail" website. Every MMS sent from a Sprint phone must first go through their Picture Mail website and then it it in turn delivered to the other parties cell phone. I am thinking it is just an issue of authenticating to Sprint's MMS server so that the messages will go through.

Originally Posted by chris1683 (Post 1428702)

I am wondering whether or not Verizon or Telus use an online MMS application as does Sprint with their "Picture Mail" website. Every MMS sent from a Sprint phone must first go through their Picture Mail website and then it it in turn delivered to the other parties cell phone. I am thinking it is just an issue of authenticating to Sprint's MMS server so that the messages will go through.

Originally Posted by pdawg17 (Post 1428660)

Why is Sprint being so difficult with us?! I hit the "Thanks" button as I appreciate the hard work trying to get this done...

Originally Posted by iceninja (Post 1428724)

I think you are correct because when I would send an MMS to someone it would show up on the pictures.sprintpcs.com website along with every pic that is sent to me.

Ice

Originally Posted by pdawg17 (Post 1428769)

You are saying if you go to the picture mail site and look at "sent messages" you can see every pic that you tried to send that didn't go through? Not for me...all the ones that have said "sent successfully" do not show up...

Originally Posted by chris1683 (Post 1428783)

No I think he is saying the same...that none of the pictures show up on the website. I can confirm that they are not on the website as well...which is what is leading me to believe we have the right stuff for CDMA to send (hence the reason it send successfully), just not the right authentication for Sprint to accept the message. I am very interested in the IsInsertTokenAddressEnable value though. I have been trying different variations all morning but nothing so far...