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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] spamhisa:
The top left button no longer switches the services. Toggle the dial-pad up/down to change your options. Use the online config tool provided at supware.net and name the profile something you can distinguish from the callback option. my _setup.xml (content of the config CAB) looks like this:

aaabbbcccc = my callback number (the number where i must pick up b4 GV calls the other party)

xxxyyyzzzz = my GV number, which gets called with the call card option.

<?xml version="1.0" ?>

- <wap-provisioningdoc>

- <characteristic type="Registry">

- <characteristic type="HKCU\Software\Supware.net\iDialer">

<parm name="dialplan" value="+1_NNN_NNN_NNNN;1_(NNN)_NNN-NNNN;NNN-NNNN;(NNN)_NNN-NNNN" datatype="string" />

<parm name="countryCode" value="1" datatype="string" />

<parm name="intlPrefix" value="011" datatype="string" />

<parm name="myNumber" value="" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service1type" value="phone" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service1title" value="Sprint" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service1data" value="" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service2type" value="callingcard" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service2title" value="GV-card" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service2data" value="xxxyyyzzzzp2p;#" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service3type" value="googlevoice" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service3title" value="GV-back" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service3data" value="aaabbbcccc" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service4type" value="" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service4title" value="" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service4data" value="" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service5type" value="" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service5title" value="" datatype="string" />

<parm name="service5data" value="" datatype="string" />

</characteristic>

</characteristic>

</wap-provisioningdoc>
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
You can also toggle service by touching the "dialer" tab at the bottom of the screen, assuming you are also using iContact.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] gottago:
On a Sprint Touch the 'dialer tab' is at the top left corner;-) Doug I didn't know this and appreciate the tip. It makes it a lot easier now to call via the network I choose from my contacts.

Thanks for the tip!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] quicksite:
Congratulations kainazzzo! I think this may be a first. I think you are the first to get supbro to reply to any comment on his threads with something other than "just the facts, ma'am", i.e. straight-forward replies to questions and comments. I think this may be the first time I have seen an "editorial comment" from supbro along the lines of "that's a fruitless & self-defeating use of my program" .. ha hah ... I've needed something to liven up my Thread Reply email notifications, and now we've got some drama. Thank you! :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] kainazzzo:
HAH I'm glad I could stir things up a bit then. I didn't even realize it was him that replied, actually. Not that it would change my reply, but I would've at least been pleased that I got a response from the developer :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] V@no:
Thank you very much for this great app!

Is there a way force it work with other branches of iContact, specifically with [App][June 24 2009] iContact Avian Edition 7.0.6?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
You could probably move iContactAE back to its original location: \Program Files\iContact\iContact.exe
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] V@no:
Thank you.

Yes, that helped, but apparently it's iContact itself needs to be modified to be dial through iDialer...the tabs working fine from both applications, but no matter which phone service I chose in iDialer, iContact dials through regular phone :(
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] quicksite:
You probably already know this, but have you hooked up supbro's "Green Button" function? It makes your phone's CALL button use his iDialer.

But as for using iContact AE (which I use too), and calls made via that app, I'm pretty sure it uses the phone default dialer. But.... have you ever seen the phone dialer that HTC has used to replace the standard windows mobile dialer?

It's actually very nice -- and has finger-friendly "save to contacts" functionality that also bypasses windows mobile. Entering a name is in large finger friendly type.

It looks like this: (the person who made this graphic included other interface stuff, other than phone, so just look at the phone dialer)

You get it here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=502344

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But the most current version of the HTC dialer is called "Phone Canvas v. 4.0" and it has more of a bronze highlight scheme.

and you get that here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=542145

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But lastly -- just checking again -- are you aware of supbro's new picture-dialer called Avatar? If not you should take a look.

Because using supbro's iContact (with no thumbnail photos in contact list) + Avatar, which is a page of photo thumbnails , each of which dials the person pictured, you might get the functionality experience you want -- or close to it.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] dynamo52:
A couple of suggestions.

This is a terrific suite of applications! Thank you very much! There are just a couple of features That I think would make it even better.

1) It would be very nice to have the ability to select the call method upon choosing the number out of iContact

2)This one should be easy as I was able to accomplish this myself by editing the xml out the config file. You should give the option to check your google voicemail as a service option in the config page. Also, you should give the option to include or not include the PIN.

3)Another application, OneDialer, has the ability to silence and automatically answer calls from your GV number on the callback feature. This ability here would be good.

4)A way to relay SMS through a selected GV account as well.

Again, very nice work!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesilentnight:
Google voice

Sorry if this has already been answered in this thread, but im trying to get idialer to work with google voice, i downloaded the september 16 cab thats preconfigured to work with google voice and im using NRG's october 14 standard rom. When i go to make a call using idialer, i get a messaging that i need to enable cookies in internet explorer..checking for cookies in internet explorer revealed that the cookies were already enabled...any suggestions?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
I've never heard that one before. You could try http://google.com/voice in your browser. The problem must be that the embedded browser and the Internet Explorer you're viewing the settings for are different browsers. Do you by chance have both versions of Pocket IE installed on your phone?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 9t6:
Props supbro

GV is great and with your iDialer/iContact it makes GV rock (imho).

Been looking for an app for awhile that would make GV simpler to use and this is it for sure. Tried a couple of others but they fell short of what I was looking for.

I have it set up on my Sprint HTC pro. Stock rom, nothing exotic in apps installed other than iDialer... lol, works great.

I also have Sprint H2H so anything passing through my GV is free....... Free is always in the budget lol

Tnx again supbro.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] eschills:
idialer for GV on HTC Mogul

Cannot get the app to work. It just closes the program and I sometimes get a "cannot connect" error
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zxrider:
Just a quick question? Is there any way of deleting your call history?

BTW

I love both apps IDialer and Icontacts!!!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
I recommend PIMBackup
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] lexluthor:
Is there any way to turn idialer full screen mode off?

icontacts has that option and I prefer seeing my system icons at the top of the page.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Yes, the "showFullScreen" option exists in the registry for iDialer too.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] lexluthor:
EDIT: Found the registry option.

It's a little interesting that the reigstry option for icontacts is fullscreen and for idialer it's showfullscreen.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tuxmask:
iDialer and Google voice

I've installed iDialer_gv and iContact on Sprint Touch Pro 2.

How does Idialer figure out what's my Google voice # and Pin id to dial out? A step is missing somewhere?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jakewill:
Config iDialer

Go Here: http://supware.net/iDialer/config/

Set up each account you want to dial from, then have it create the cab for you to install to main memory after installing iDialer, for example:

I have "Alltel", "GVInternet", and "GVCallingCard". Alltel dials out using the standard dialing process, GVInternet first asks me to sign in w/ my email address (first dial only, then it remembers forever) then calls me back - similar to what would happen if you went to google.com/voice from your computer and called someone, and GVCallingCard dials my GV number like a calling card and enters the options to call someone, then calls them from my GV number.

You can decide what service gets used by default by clicking the blue "handset" or "phone" button with iDialer open. This will cycle the text on the green "Call" button between your accounts -- mine goes Alltel,GVInternet,GVCallingCard,Ask. I use the ask feature, as I use all three services (Alltel for mobile-to-mobile, GVInternet for out-of-network numbers, and GVCallingcard for my Alltel voicemail to save minutes - I have my GV number added to myCircle and it's set up to show as the caller ID number).

Hope that explains it!

jakewill
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tuxmask:
Thanks for the detail explanation.

I thought the iDialer-gv cab would some how allow me to config my google voice number and pin. Apparently, I still need to go through the config web site even if I install *gv cab.

I also have noscript installed on Firefox so the config website didn't show me the pin id and gooogle voice number in the drop down menu. The cab I generated (_setup.xml) doesn't have any of my google voice info.

After I allow the script to run, the drop down menu show up with pin id and google voice number.

I got it all figure out now.

One other note, I have an airave at home. In order for Google voice dialing via calling card, I need to put 3 ppp (p=pause) after the google voice dialing for it to work 100%.

Thanks again for your response.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] martian07:
Hi Supbro, Thanks for the nice app. Just wondering any perticular reason to keep the calling card info in the registry instead of a simple text .ini file. It would be simpler to edit and backup that. But no complaint, great app. specialy with your icontact.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
The preconfigured install only works with accounts with no PIN. It figures out your phone number internally using TAPI. But if you have a PIN, you'll need to use the configuration page.

Edit: I'll be sure to make a note about that on the download page.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] berardi:
Is there any way to use this program to use a GV # not associated with the device for calls?

Thanks so much
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Yes, you can set the callback number to be any number you want, on the configuration page.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Snickasaurus:
Hello supbro and thanks for your time and patience on all the forums and your website. You have realeased several great apps!

On to my problem. I have iDialer installed but when I choose "Google" on the button so that it calls my GV there seems to be something missing as the call never connects. It says it can't call that number. Reading throuh the xml file I see it works in the order of

service2data value (xxx) XXX-XXXXpXXXXp2p;#

My problem seems to be as the string runs along all works fine till it gets to the number it should dial and it skips right past it and onto entering #. As if it doesn't know I was trying to dial a number.

Is there something I'm missing in the code? Perhaps some funky 1% or something to reference for the code to "get" the number I want to call? I work with batch files and the sort so I'm just used to seeing things like. Hope that's not confusing.

Thanks in advance.

Snickasaurus
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
The service2data value should contain:

[calling card prefix];[calling card suffix]

You could try entering "1xxxxxxxxxx" in the "phone number" field on the config page instead of "(xxx) xxx-xxxx". I bet that would fix it.

...Hmm, note to self, I should probably scrub that.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Snickasaurus:
Going to try it when I get home. Thanks for the quick response. I'm sure it's something super easy like that. Once I get it working I'll be happy to say this is the best phone I've ever had and the most exciting to just....use. :-)

Snickasaurus
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sadthai:
idialer works great on my touch diamond, and touch pro2, and it was working fine on my touch (vogue). now i dont know what i did, idialer is no longer work with my htc touch/vogue when data connection is not active.

when data connection is not active, i get the error "cannot connect" my, i see the phone tries to connect to the internet, but it stops right away. every other programs, like youtube, IE and opera can connect to the internet or when data connection isnt active, all programs can start a data connection fine.

its crazy because idialer was working fine on the vogue. i tried hard reset the phone, redownload idialer and re-install, no go. i even flashed back to original shipped rom, still no go for idialer. every other program that connects or start an internet connection fine.

any ideas?

edit: i found the solution. for some strange reason, idialer only work if "connection notification" bubble is disabled. to disable connection notification, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Notifications and find the key that has the option "Connection established" in it. in that key, change the options where it has 8 to 0.

so much trouble the last couple of dates of flashing back and forth roms.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SAbboushi:
HTC Touch Pro 2 / TP2 and TouchFlo 3D / TF3D People Tab

Posting this in the hopes it will save others the time it took me to figure this out!

Been trying multiple solutions for DAYS trying to get what I want. Looks like your apps might do it!

I am using HTC Touch Pro 2. I believe HTC created a 'People' tab that has some NICE options:

When I open a contact from the People tab, there are tabs to view the history of all phone calls to/from/missed with that contact and all text messages to/from that contact. I was bumming that iContacts seemed to REPLACE the WinMo contacts - but it finally became clear (I believe) that all contacts are stored in the Outlook Contacts database and that iContacts is just another interface to access the Outlook Contacts data, and that the HTC 'People'/'All People' app is yet another interface to the Outlook Contacts data.

Bottom line: I can use iContacts to select who I want to call which then launches iDialer. And if I need the history for a contact, I can go to the 'All People' view in the People tab to select a contact and see it as described above.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SAbboushi:
How to control the dialing speed config

I am testing the GV calling card option. The tones are generated much slower than I would like. Can we modify the config / dialing string (speed and pauses)?

Also, I would love the options of selecting a "Custom" service where we can customize our own dialing strings /dial speed / pauses / where to insert the contact number / what to dial before & after the contact number, etc...

Thanks for sharing your work. I really like the 'Ask' option!

With Regards-

Sam
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Snickasaurus:
That fixed me right up. Thanks a bunch.

Hope all is well.

Snickasaurus

*edit* after a soft reboot...or two..I can't use the hard talk button on my phone. Not sure if that is what the button is called but on the Omnia it's the bottom left button I usually use to enter phone mode so I can scroll through last calls or bring up the dial pad to make a call. I'm guessing my problem may be in the reg? Thoughts?

Thanks in advance.

-
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
No, I think that's up to the manufacturer. On my Diamond it's very fast, too fast sometimes.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jimski:
Or you can just open iContacts and select any contact. Then select "Manage Contacts" to see the "last call" and other contact info (in Outlook Contacts database). Select "View All Calls" and you can see the call history for that contact.

Haven't tried a TP2 or 6.5/Manila2.1 yet, but hopefully the People tab is a bit faster than it was with Manila 2.0 :mad:. Thanks to subpro, I haven't used my People tab in months.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SAbboushi:
Thanks jimski - didn't know about that!

Bummer - because the numbers dial soooo slow (1 to 2 tones per second), it usually takes almost 30 seconds before the number I call starts ringing!

Does anyone know how to adjust this in WinMo?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Snickasaurus:
@supbro after my problem in post #846 I thought all was well. Then I lost the use of my hard talk button. Now either the iDialer nor the default phone will appear. I have since removed TGB and iDialer and done two soft reboots. The phone, or talk button, is unresponsive. When I get a call I can't see who it is nor does the UI pop up. Pretty weird stuff. Reg problems maybe? Thanks in advance.

Snickasaurus
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SAbboushi:
"View all calls" is messed up

iDialer / iContact /GreenButton look promising for what I want... but still trying to resolve how to see calling history with a contact.

Here's a scenario:

I make my calls via Google Voice, Calling Card configuration. I believe that iDialer(?) passes the dial string to the native HTC(?) dialer on my Touch Pro 2. Lets say I open a contact in iContacts and select the home# to call (630420xxxx).

The GV dialing string is: (832) 303-xxxxp2630420xxxx#

Jimski suggested:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jimski:
Gee, guess I never thought about how Google Voice would work with call history :( (I don't use GV). Regarding your attempted fix (Home2) I think WM gets confused when multiple contacts have the same number. I have had similar experiences with business contacts that all have the same office number.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SAbboushi:
I believe the question is: What IS the number?!

What I mean by that is: exactly HOW does WM define "the" telephone number from a dialing string?

If I make 2 calls, only the first part of the dialing string is the same, i.e. "(832) 303-xxxxp2" in my case. The following dialing strings (calls to 2 different contacts) are unique, AFTER the "p2":

1) (832) 303-xxxxp26304204321#

2) (832) 303-xxxxp22039641234#

Anyone have any other thoughts on this?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jimski:
OK, now I think I get it. I would guess that WM uses the first 10 digits or less to match numbers creating the duplicity that I was referring to.

Advanced Configuration Tool has a tweak labeled, Call ID match, "Sets the default number of trailing digits used for call ID matches". The default is 7, like in: 555-5555. I changed my setting to 6, so that 555-5551, 555-5552 and 555-553 would all bring up the same name, as office lines typically have the same 6 leading digits. You can raise or lower the number.

If you make this a number higher than 7, it might try to match the additional digits in your string, but that's just a guess.

Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SAbboushi:
Jimski-

On the contrary - I find you have been MOST helpful. You have spent time examining a problem that is completely irrelevant to your situation - and you have spent the time to offer your thinking!

It looks to me like WM is evaluating my dialing string up to the 2nd character after my pause ("p"), resulting in these #s being considered the same:

1) (832) 303-xxxxp22 304204321#

2) (832) 303-xxxxp22 039641234#

I imagine that WM is ignoring characters that are not digits e.g. "(", ")", " ", "p"

So the next step is to test the tweak you have suggested! Thanks much - I will report back.

I am surprised that users of the dialing services function (Google Voice, etc...) have not found the need to get a complete call log per contact?!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Comp1demon:
TOTALLY FIGURED IT OUT!!!

Thanks!!

Works Great!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] epix_hater:
I was having the same problem with the unsuccessful configuration. To work around it (after about an hour of frustration), I generated the cab file on my laptop & transferred it to my cell. When I ran the cab file from my cell, it successfully installed.

I'm very pleased... it's a great ap!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SAbboushi:
CallIDMatch

It doesn't look like this will resolve my problem; my changes to this key did not seem to affect the results I was getting.

Please let us know if anyone figures out a way to get phone calls made via Google Voice calling card to be listed in the call log for the contact you call.

See my Nov 12th post above for details ("View all calls" is messed up) .
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jimski:
Too bad the tweak didn't work for you. Just to clarify. This is not a problem with IDialer (or iContact) as it involves the WM PIM/Contact application built in to the ROM. I am sure Microsoft never thought about Google Voice numbers, or 20 digit strings.

And at the speed WM gets around to making changes to their PIM, we are all going to be using telepathy before then. So it's going to take some good third party know how to figure this out. Maybe some way to identify and mask the Google Voice number when matching up caller ID's. It's definitely over my head :confused:.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jaskiratsingh:
When is the Custom in call screen expected?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] callidryas:
Windows Mobile Standard?

Are there any plans to support Windows Mobile Standard devices?

I have a Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard phone and am interested in the Google Voice dialing functionality.

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tomc585:
What a refreshing combination, idialer and icontacts. Just set it up on my sprint tp2 and google voice. Seems to work very nice so far. will test some more and report back. Definitely donation worthy.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
duplicate post
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
Is there any way to associate the phone's Speead Dial shortcuts to iDialer? I find myself using the built-in dialer rather than iDialer just because I can't use the Speed Dial with it.

-David
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Speed dial does work for speed dial #2-#9, just long-tap on the number in iDialer. Long-tap on #1 for voicemail.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] simbadogg:
has development for this application stopped?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] simbadogg:
BTW...for anyone whos been saying they want SMS integration w/ the app, theres a super easy way to get instant email notification of SMS messages, and to send messages out as easy as you would write an email. i wrote into wmpoweruser and some other sites with the tip, and they quoted me verbatim, check it out

http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=9773
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Nice tip! Thanks simba
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] rs1990:
I am seeing some strange behavior with this feature, which is one of the most important new features that has been added. For some reason, it is only working for 1-5 for me. I verified that 6-9 is setup, but it just issues a really long number press and never tries to call that speed dial contact.

I had iContact BE installed, but upgraded to iContact AE at the same time that I installed the new version of iDialer, so I am not sure if that has anything to do with it.

Thoughts?