Valve for delivering one-time passwords by HTTP GET.
Legacy valve, use OTPGetHTTPValve.
| Name | Description | Default value | Mandatory | Supports property expansion |
| generated_otp_name | Item property containing the generated otp. | generated_otp | No | No |
| recipient_param_name | Property containing the recipient mobile number. | mobile | No | Yes |
| userid_param_name | Property containing the username. | User-Name | No | Yes |
| url_list | Comma separated list of URLs to send to. Failover functionality. | Yes | No | |
| url_params | '&' separated list of parameters. Example: 'mobile=$$IDENTITY&otp=$$OTP' | No | No | |
| success_string | String to look for if the GET was successful. | 'OK' | No | No |
| wash_recipient_number | If the mobile number should be washed (i.e. removal of whitespaces, - and other non-number characters). | true | No | No |
| remove_leading_plus | If the leading + character should be removed from the mobile number. | false | No | No |
| recipient_prefix | If the mobile number should be prepended with a country prefix. (example: +46) | No | No |
{
"name": "OTPByHTTPGetValve",
"config": {
"url_list":"https://www.messageservice.dd,https://www.messageservice.ff",
"url_params":"mobile=$$RECIPIENT&otp=$$OTP",
"success_string":"message_ok"
}
}