Is there a detailed explanation of 'dialplan.applyToTelUriDial' available?
And also is it a setting I can change in the web interface (as ideally would prefer to avoid my customers playing with configuration files)
Thanks
Paul Read
nSolve Ltd
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Hello Paul,
welcome back.
It is when you are using the tel:\\ option in either a HTML file pushed to the phones microbrowser or using the PUSH functionality when sending content to the phone.
If this is activated the digitmap will be applied.
Example:
1) Configured the below parameters in configuration file dialplan.applyToTelUriDial=1 dialplan.digitmap=R111R222Rxx mb.main.home=<valid .xhtml with tel URI links> 2) Reboot the phone. 3) Open microbrowser on phone.Highlight a link such as: <a href="tel://11134">Call Me</a> Press Select key to call the number specified in the link. Expected Result- Phone places call successfully. Digit map replacement takes effect. Phone dials number 22234.
To my knowledge this cannot be changed via the Phone GUI or Web interface.
Best Regards
Steffen Baier
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
----------------Hello Paul,
welcome back.
It is when you are using the tel:\\ option in either a HTML file pushed to the phones microbrowser or using the PUSH functionality when sending content to the phone.
If this is activated the digitmap will be applied.
Example:
1) Configured the below parameters in configuration file dialplan.applyToTelUriDial=1 dialplan.digitmap=R111R222Rxx mb.main.home=<valid .xhtml with tel URI links> 2) Reboot the phone. 3) Open microbrowser on phone.Highlight a link such as: <a href="tel://11134">Call Me</a> Press Select key to call the number specified in the link. Expected Result- Phone places call successfully. Digit map replacement takes effect. Phone dials number 22234.
To my knowledge this cannot be changed via the Phone GUI or Web interface.
Best Regards
Steffen Baier
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
----------------Many thanks Steffen (and hi too!)