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Vonage Exciting new extension feature documented at the bottom of this post!
When
Exciting new extension feature documented at the bottom of this post!
When I said it was not my code I was referring to the problem being experienced by a Canadian user. He was unable to authenticate (as are all Canadian users). Authentication occurs on Vonage's system. I was ruling out my code as the source of his problem.
I wrote all of the code to connect to Vonage's system. That is, I wrote all of the code in the Firefox/Thunderbird extension that you will download and run on your machine.
Here is the really good part. The extension is completely written in Javascript with XUL and RDF files (XML files). To view the code download the ".xpi" file and rename it to ".zip". Unzip it and find the ".jar" file. Rename it to ".zip" and you can see all of the code for the extension.
In short, all my code does is make one "https:" request as documented on https://secure.click2callu.com. Of course to do that it needs to find and format phone numbers and then modify context menus to allow you to dial them.
Thank you for your question. If I have failed to answer it, please don't hesitate to ask again.
New extension feature
No more selecting necessary!
Right click in a web page (Firefox) or email message (Thunderbird) and the extension will search the text for phone numbers to dial and provide a list in the context menu.
It will even find numbers not visible, for example numbers in the comments of a web page.
Automatic update should now be working, so if you aren't running version 0.3 already, try hitting update in your extensions panel.
Having trouble with phone number formats?
A lot of people have reported difficulty dialing certain numbers.
A new test page is available that allows you to test number formatting and submit errors and omissions to me for correction.
http://extensions.otabi.com/testNumberFormat.html
You must have the extension installed to use this page. It uses the actual extension code to format phone numbers.
Read The Full Thread: Click2Call extension for Mozilla Thunderbird
• The Firefox Click2Call extension has been updated to v0.2 and now supports dialing
• Thanks for the extension! I notice from your web page that it says it is reported
• Nevermind. Found the other thread discussing use in Firefox. At least I did the
• In one of your posts you said it was not your code, yet your name appears in the "About..."
• If I am not mistaken, these test numbers will be billed @ 99 cents each.
Last week
• Umm, when I go to install the extension TBird tells me it is looking for an XPI file.
• When I use this extension and I place my phone number, 650-777-1111, into the phone
• WCanyon..
Same here. I'm having the same problem. I got it to work in Firefox
• ha...
If only I thought about it for another minute. I had to go into Thunderbird
scerruti posted "Exciting new extension feature documented at the bottom of this post!
When" on 02/28/2005 |
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