Wayne
I have found something that I would like to mention. In my dialing page,I
use a custom button. There is no onclick property, I have reviewed your
work on dialing, it is good for what it does, however it is useless in any real
application. There needs to be a onclick and href set to “href=tel: “. Then
using jquery and onclick calls a function to read the data from the input type tel
value field.
<!– ***** HandTalkPhone ***** –>
<div id=”m1-HandTalkPhone” class=”m1-root”>
<div id=”m1-HandTalkPhone-text1″ class=”m1-text”>Hand Talk Phone Dialer</div>
<div id=”m1-HandTalkPhone-MaketheCall” class=”m1-clickable m1-hyperlink m1-button”
name=”MaketheCall” href=”” onclick=”DialNumber()”>Call</div>
<input id=”m1-HandTalkPhone-Telephone” class=”m1-textfield m1-textfield-custom” value=””
type=”tel” name=”Telephone” placeholder=”Enter Phone Number Here!”/>
</div>
function DialNumber()
{
var PhoneNumber = $(“input”).val();
$(“#m1-HandTalkPhone-MaketheCall”).attr(“href”,”tel: ” + $(“input”).val());
}
Obviously this is added by hand, when I do test center I do not compile the html.
This seems to work very nicely. When I send to my iphone, I get a mobione screen
telling me the app is no longer available to me. On the Iphone I do get the virtual
keyboard and when I do the onclick, the Call button, up comes the screen again.
Am I doing something wrong?
I am happy to zip up the files and send them to you, then can even be added to
the Howto page if they meet your stanadards.
Thanks
Rick