hi
My dialing no is like this
800505,4,1234567890,00919446481000
Up to last coma, its working. but the last 14 digit is the destination
mobile no to dial.
but its not taking .
any chance to dial the above numbers using this code
Uri uri = Uri.parse("tel:"+ number);
Intent intent = new
sorry for the delay. for any destination number (say
212333,4;444), it would be:
destNum = destNum.replaceAll(#, ENCODE_POUND);
if (destNum.endsWith(ENCODE_POUND)) //calls ending with # will fail
{
destNum= destNum.substring(0, destNum.length()-ENCODE_POUND.length
());
}
Intent
I had problems with the '#', but when encoded, it works fine. With
other symbols i didn't have any problems. And i remember that when '#'
was the last char (even encoded), it was always stripped.
On Feb 9, 9:25 am, shimo...@gmail.com shimo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Using a DEV phone, seems I
Hi,
Can you share the code snippet you use to call, for example -
212333,4;444 ?
(the comma should yield a timed pause, the ';' - a hard pause -
waiting for the user to acknowledge before dialing)
Thanks !
On Feb 9, 1:19 pm, legerb drim...@gmail.com wrote:
I had problems with the
Hi,
Using a DEV phone, seems I can not make calls to numbers containing
extra digits (i.e. pauses - either 'hard' or 'timed'). They are
stripped.
If I start the call from the built-in contacts app using the
ACTION_VIEW
intent and then tapping a phone field with, say - *151,#,1 it is
dialed
Not any time soon. Most of the classes there will only work when running
code in the phone process, and making them work in other process would be
significant work.
Also on the G1 I don't believe that anything in the application processor
even has access the voice data stream, so it just
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