- From: Mark Andrew Nassy <nassy@mac.com>
- Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 07:21:05 -0500
- To: <www-html@w3.org>
Hi I am not sure if this is the appropiate group to post this question to. If it is not please direct me to to the correct forum. Thanks. I have the telephone numbers of my contacts in a file. I display those numbers in a web page as URLs. My goal is to be able to click on the link for a telephone number and then have the computer dial it for me. I am using a format similar to the following: <URL:phone:+*82,+1%20212%20123%204567> to dial the number 1 212 123 4567 from within the US. Where the + means dial any access numbers required, *82 means disable call id information block, a comma "," means pause a few seconds, and %20 is a space. What I was wondering is there a published syntax for telephone numbers as anchors I could follow. As an aside I have been able to add the phone application protocol on my macintosh using internet config helpers window (command 9) and link it to a script. The script is in the beginning stages but it will hopefully parse the information and send the appropiate information to an application that can dial the number. -- Mark Andrew Nassy, <URI:mailto:nassy@mac.com>
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