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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mooseman2142:
I had heard that advice and I mentioned my situation a little earlier:

iDial only works AT ALL if I first LOG OUT of my google voice on IE. If I am already signed-in and the cookie has me to "Stay signed in", the iDial doesn't work at all (the login dialogue never shows). So the procedure I've been using is to log out of google voice on IE, then use iDial, type in my login, then receive error.

Can you tell me exactly the process that worked for you? Did you log in via IE and then stay logged in?

p.s. i'm glad i finally found someone! thanks for your help.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
Try signing into Google Voice using PIE, not directly from iDialer..

You could also try this: make a backup copy of WEBVIEW.DLL in your windows directory just in case it doesn't work. Then download this different WEBVIEW.DLL and use a file explorer (like Resco or Total Commander) to copy it to your Windows directory and overwrite the original WEBVIEW.DLL.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mooseman2142:
Yes, I am speaking about PIE. If I sign in to GV via PIE, iDialer doesn't work at all. There is no error, no login, it just closes.

I have seen the webview.dll fix but it was warned that it cannot be used for my ROM edition.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
You could try it anyway as long as you back up the original. If it doesn't work you can just restore the original.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mooseman2142:
i got the calling card dialer to work (that wasn't working before either). Any problems with using this?

This thing is kind of slow... but I feel like the callback way is probably also somewhat slow right?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
Alright, I think I might know what will fix your problem. In the registry, navigate to: HKCU/Software/Supware.net/iDialer. Now modify myNumber to be your cell phone number (not your GV number). You also have to make sure that Google Voice's default number is the same as your cell number. Hope that works.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
If you are having problems with the GV CallBack feature, sign in to Google Voice using PIE. Then scroll to the bottom of the page and tap "Desktop Version". This is what fixes it for me.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] simbadogg:
sweet thanx, i was gonna make a new post in the thread cuz it hasn't been working for me the last few days, but as soon as i checked the last post i saw this. worked flawlessly
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] husseinerol:
it's not run on wm2003se :(

can you help me?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Sorry, it won't work on wm2003. The minimum requirement is wm5, which is 5 years old. It uses graphics functions from wm5 that aren't supported by wm2003.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] isruco:
I am having a similar horrible problem where iDialer seems to type in the numbers too fast.

Precisely my issue:

calls my google voice number.

password is entered successfully.

However, after password is entered there is no action on the side of GV.

iDialer then proceeds to dial "2" in order to place a call, however again there is no action from GV.

iDialer then proceeds to enter destination number and GV, in the background, while number is being dialed says "I am sorry bla bla bla..." and no success in connecting my call.

GV system disconnects me or sometimes puts me through to goog411, where the GV system starts asking "What city and state..." When that happens I just hang up.

:confused:

I tried modifying reg edit in HKCU\Software\Supware.net\iDialer ->service2Data where all the dialing info sits and no go. Tried adding additional "p" or "," to slow it down, but still no results.:confused:

Anyone have these problems and better yet any solutions.

Running Sprint TP2 Rom, not cooked.

OS Version 5.2.21889 (21889.5.0.87)

Manila Version 2.5.20121324.1

ROM Version 2.04.651.4
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
These problems are common when using any sort of calling card from any cell phone. Other apps from other phone (I have tested on iphone, blackberry, several different android phones) behave inconsistently the same way, even though their DTMF dialing speeds are all different. Adding pause between digits will not fix the problem completely (my blackberry, the slowest and most deliberate dialer, still has these problems). Even if it were to go slower, it still won't work all the time... for instance if you're in a noisy environment or perhaps a cell glitch ("buzz" or "beep"). I don't know how to solve those problems.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ejlmd:
iDIaler GV Calling Card broke this summer

Doug, this and iContact are my two "must-have" apps for Windows Mobile. I've been using them for about a year (and I even donated last fall :)). I've kept up with the updates, and have been using both GV callback and the GV calling card functionality on HTC Touch with Windows Mobile 6.1.

Sometime this summer the GV calling card "broke". The GV message, menu choices and voice changed, and now GV usually does not recognize the DTMF numbers from iDialer. I must stress it worked about 95% of the time until then.

The GV callback still works OK for me, as long as I'm signed in to IE.

Thanks again for a great app. I hope the iDialer/GV calling card functionality can be fixed.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] simbadogg:
If i would have known that development of the the app would have ended 3 months after my donation, and support would be pretty much non existent, there's no way i would have even have made one to begin with.

the fact that the development ended, and is no longer being moved forward isn't so much of a big deal. but the fact that i gave my money as well as so many others, to the app, and now it doesn't even work is very very disappointing.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Well then that's $1 per month. I tried to refund your $3 donation, but PayPal only lets me refund for up to 60 days.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
So you're saying that the in-call menu has changed? That's easy for me to fix on the online config page. Right now, this is what it will dial:

With no PIN:

[your GV number],pause,"2",pause,[number you're trying to dial]

With PIN:

[your GV number],pause,[PIN],pause,"2",pause,[number you're trying to dial]

To emulate this same behavior, you could choose "calling card" instead of "google voice calling card", and type "p[whatever your pin is]p2p" in the prefix field. So if you can find a different "prefix" that works more consistently with google voice, please let me know and I'll update it.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ejlmd:
I configured a new cab using the "*" (asterisk) in the PIN field for GV Calling Card. This brings Google Voice back to the main menu, even if there is a new voicemail.

Now it seems to dial and connect consistently.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
So, changing the google voice calling card option to this should do the trick?

With no PIN:

[your GV number],pause,"*2",pause,[number you're trying to dial]

With PIN:

[your GV number],pause,[PIN],pause,"*2",pause,[number you're trying to dial]
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ejlmd:
Yes, exactly.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Ok, I've updated my configuration page. Thanks for the feedback.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ejlmd:
Thanks again for an excellent app and great support.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Seadog.:
I have been trying to get GV iDialer going on my HTC touch pro 2 with

Miri_WM65_21885_V9.0_Manila_25 Rom, to no avail.

Could you please have a look at my Registry to see what's wrong ?

When I dial a number in iDialer, it goes to my phone screen dialer and dials my google number, and the message "phone off" comes up. I'm using a WiFi connection.

NNNN are the last 4 digits of my google number

pNNNNp is the pin number for google voicemail

Any help much appreciated

Seadog
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Seadog.:
It would be very helpfull if somebody could post an immage of all the registry keys for iDialer Google version.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
You are trying to dial an outgoing number with no phone connection? iDialer cannot make calls over WiFi, it requires a phone connection.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Seadog.:
supbro >>>>>> Thank you very much for the clarification. I had the impression that the whole idea behind iDialer was to be able to make phone calls VOIP over the WiFi. Free calls to Canada, US

That's too bad. Do you know of a good app. that does this ?

I know Google has a free dialer to North America, in Gmail, but only from PC to landlines, and not for Windows Mobile
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
There is a real cost involved with calling numbers over the PSTN (old-fashioned, analog phone system). If someone is offering free service, then they are paying the bill. Even Skype makes you pay for calls to normal telephone numbers (SkypeOut), and even the Google Voice client for Android still uses minutes off your cell phone plan. Google is still footing a very large bill for all of its customers, my guess is tens of thousands of dollars per day if not more.

PortSIP is a good VoIP client for Windows Mobile, but you still need a VoIP provider, and I don't know of one that's both good and free. My company, Phone.com, can provide that but we're not free.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Midnite007:
idialer

I have idialer for google voice but now every time I try and make a call I get the google error and told to email the creator with the error message Unexpected results from google ETC ETC ... I have tried logging in to Google voice / gmail all the above to resolve the issue and still that does not work ? Any ideas It was working for a while then it just stopped ... any help I would be MOST thankful :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
The "ETC ETC" part you mentioned is the part most relevant to what I need to fix it. But I'll assume you're reporting the same as a couple other users:

https://www.google.com/voice/b/0/m/sms

It appears that Google has changed their url's for the mobile site (iDialer is expecting "/voice/m/sms" and instead is getting your url: "/voice/b/0/m/sms". I'll try to get that fixed as soon as possible.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] m12ahp:
Hey Guys... :D I'm in need of some help! I live in the UK and have just downloaded this app for use of my GV number I got when I was in the States.

I know GV is not available in the UK, and read that this app might be able to help me get around this. Can someone please help me?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] agcforum:
v0.54 + USSD support (added)

P.S. Original message: here. Sorry, my english is so bad...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Would you like to share your code?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] frmariam:
It's so rare to see supbro here that I'll take this break...

supbro could you do a tiny update on GreenButton so it launches different apps depending on the presses (single press, double press, triple press or continuous press... or even more presses)

In HTC devices the headset button can be used to control a media player (or launch different apps with the headset button) since the button has different behaviours according to the type of press. However in other devices (like mine... a Samsung Omnia) the headset button acts like the green button (this is the motive for my request).

I've created a (sort of) working concept using Mortscript (I'm a mere scripter... I don't know any proper language) but because of the way I implemented the button presses counter it has issues (because of the loading time of the scripts)... However if GreenButton supported this natively it would work perfectly (would also be cool it could launch any type of file and not just exe).

The headset button (at least in my device) actually seems to send 2 "green button calls" for each press (one when I press it and another when I release it). So a "filter" function (argument) would probably be useful (either that or toogle the actions with press 2, 4 or 6... and do nothing if the number of presses is different). May need to be able to set the maximum "wait" interval between presses...

The idea is to pass the behaviour for each type of press as arguments in the lnk file:

#"\greenbutton.exe" 1="\play.mscr" 2="\next.mscr" 3="\prev.mscr"
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] agcforum:
Current version in attach. Pls, compare with original (if you want only USSD support changes detect):

+ USSD support

- 911 speed call

- "Call" and "Add contact" buttons (portrait)

- Back button move (portrait)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
I monitor the threads for all my apps. You should have posted this on the GreenButton thread. I'll post the reply there.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
What is USSD? How is it beneficial to iDialer?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ghostryder37:
For anyone whos Google Voice Calling Card config is not working right you can try this alternative:

Configure a cab using the regular Calling Card (not Google Voice Calling Card) with these parameters:

Title Google Voice

Prefix YOURGOOGLENUMBERpYOURPINp2pp

Suffix #

This has been working very nicely for me :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] agcforum:
USSD - Unstructured Supplementary Service Data
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
For example, on AT&T in the U.S., dial *MIN# to retrieve your minute usage. Dial *BAL# to get your account balance. This is just a convenience for those who want to always use iDialer and never have to look at their ugly stock dialer, not even to get their account balance.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 9t6:
Pleeze Send Help

BumP

Anyone have an answer to this.

I'm basically having the same issues as gowell. iDialer seems to be sending erroneous digits after the '2' and with google hearing that and the actual # comes back with an error......grrrrrrr.

Made a generic config cab deleting the country code and got the same results.

HTC tp2, WM6.5. Last year I had iDialer working on my TP1
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Automatic calling cards just don't work well over the cell network. Not with Google Voice, not from other calling card providers, not from a Blackberry, I've tested it all. Sometimes the calls go through, sometimes not. If there is a way you can make the call without dialing any DTMF digits, I suggest that.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] madgenius:
I just wanted to post that the business with the *2 in the configuration file for Google Voice doesn't work for me at all. When I call GV it still dials the old way [GV Number],pause,[PIN],pause,2,pause,[Phone # to dial]

I couldn't figure out what the problem was until I read this thread. I ended up making a regular (non Google voice) calling card configuration as outlined a few pages back by ghostryder37. That's working for me as normal so far.

Maybe Google hasn't changed over all GV numbers to the new system yet. I'm not sure. I just wanted to give a heads up to anyone who was having a similar configuration problem.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ari1isaak:
GV Calls with Win Mo - Energy Win Mo

Still haven't been able to make Google Voice calls with HTC HD2. Switched out webview.dll. Logged in and out of GV in IE. Nothing seems to work. See attachment for what I am encountering.

Energy.Leo.21916.Sense2.5.Nov.13
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ghostryder37:
Read post #1050
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TinTin:
iDialer with Asterisk

Thanks for this great piece of open source software!

I've made changes to be able to use iDialer with my Asterisk (telephony) server for callback. iDialer saved me a lot of hassle having to write the GUI ;)

If anybody is interested I'll post what I did.

Tin
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Small update available

It seems Google has changed their Google Voice URL scheme for some people, so if you get an error message like "unexpected results: m/b/0/sms" then download the new version from my site.

http://www.supware.net/winmo/idialer/idialer-download/
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] htctouchviva1:
i have a htc touch viva . when i run idialer gv, it doesnt ask me to input my google account info. when i dial a number it jus

t exits out of idialer. Help
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] GiODi:
Since google voice now offers free calling in the US, couldn't be a third option; to dial directly, without using the callback or calling card?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Ummagumma:
Using iContact on Sprint TP2 withstock ROM and CHT2 I have no issues, but throw iDialer in the mix, and I start experiencing Sense freezes, lag while switching to iDialer from iContact, to the point where iDialer had to be uninstalled which immediately cured the problem. Hopefully this will get sorted out between developers .
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] bakkertakker:
In the near future it will be support dual sim card phones?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Pedro Ximmenez:
Thanks for that post, that helped. I set up my GVoice as a calling card except for some reason the "service1data" field had an extra * right before the 2, ie the number was 18005551212p1234p*2p;# instead of 18005551212p1234p2p;#. With the asterisk in place the number would not dial, and with it removed it worked perfectly.

I'm not sure if it was a bug or what not, but I figured that said knowledge should be disseminated. I used MobileRegistryEditor (inspectmygadget.com/wp-content/images/MobileRegistryEditor.zip) to modify my phone's registry.

My Phone:

Samsung Blackjack II w/ Windows Mobile 6.1

Thanks for making a cool app.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Boz1:
Omnia i910 Win Mobile 6.1

I have an Omnia i910 Win Mobile 6.1. I can successfully install iDialer and iContact, but when I try to install idialer-config.cab, I get a message saying installation unsuccessful. I am trying to install it after downloading and saving it in the My Documents folder on the Omnia. iDialer and iContact are installed in My Storage. I tried uninstalling them and re-installing them in My Device and then tried to install idialer-config.cab, but it was again unsuccessful.

Please help. Thank you.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] itjstagame:
Is this still active? I can't find many Google Voice alternatives for the older Windows Mobile phone, but I did find a nice SIP client and am working great on wifi with no service (I have a Verizon Mifi, so I have wifi everywhere).

Anyway, I was hoping that iDialer would allow me to dial out, I tried gv, but it didn't ask for any callback info and never seemed to initiate anything (but never errored). So then after reading faqs I got the normal version (non-gv) and configured it with googlevoice and my callback number but now it just keeps saying cannot connect.

What's worse is I cannot even use IE browser anymore, it must have been idialer trying to integrate but I get cryptic error messages whenever I try to browse to google.com/voice.

What should I try different?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cmonster:
Can't connect to Google Voice anymore

I'm using a HTC-TP2 running WM v6.5. iDialer use to work just fine with GV calling me back when I place a call. Now when I make a call, idialer goes off into la-la land and eventually returns the message "cannot connect."

I've installed the new version (v.54) and recreated the config file. Same thing happens. I know that GV works because I can browse to its webpage and make calls just fine.

My provider is Sprint and I know that they just turned on some type of GV functionality. I hope its not interfering with iDialer because when it does work, I don't use any of my minutes. It's great!

So does anyone have an idea of what could have changed and how the heck can I change it back?

Thanks!!!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mikew29:
update the webview.dll file on your phone with the one included earlier in this post.

power off/power on the phone afterwards and sign in to google voice on ie on your phone; then log out out of google voice. pain in the ass, but it always works for me
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cmonster:
Alright, I put webview.dll in the windows directory of my phone, soft reset'd and then tried to browse to GV via IE and I get the error:

Cannot find 'w w w. google .com/voice'. Make sure the path or Internet Address is correct.

I can get to the site using Opera Mini though...

Suggestions?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mikew29:
Try logging into google voice through ie, then sign out. Next time you use idialer, it'll prompt you to sign in again. It should work after that
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cmonster:
That's the thing, I can't get to GV through PIE. It gives me an error message that it cannot find the site. It finds other sites just fine. I'm also running Opera Mini and it can reach the site while PIE can't.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mikew29:
Try running connection wizard again to reset your access points.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] nelson.sam.d:
Hardware Keypad?

I love iDialer and use it for Google Voice calls, however the keypad on my i760 doesn't work with version 0.54. I press a number and iDialer doesn't show a number on the screen. Is there a fix/ workaround for this?? It's the only thing I don't like about iDialer, because I love the keypad on my phone.

Thanks!

EDIT: I found out that if I hold the number key for about a second, it shows up. A bit longer to dial, but I can live with it. Sorry guys
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] otnos:
Can we send google voice sms text through this? If not does anyone know of an app that does?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cmonster:
Try "Google Visual Voicemail." You should be able to find it in the forum.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] otnos:
When I use idialer, it does a ring back from my Google voice, which registered as an incoming call and cost me minutes. I don't see the benefit, or am I doing something wrong? :(

---------- Post added at 10:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 AM ----------

Thanks, I'll give it a try.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cmonster:
Call your provider and have them add your GV number to your "Friends and Family" type free access numbers (if your carrier has that type option).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] n.c.z.here:
xperia x2 support or not??????
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Digistras:
iDialer - Outgoing Calls

Hi guys,

Firstly, sorry for digging out this old thread again as I'm still using Windows Mobile 6.5 due to very specific reasons.

I just downloaded iDialer 0.54 and I must say that I'm very impressed with the very much look alike from the dialer of iPhone. However, I noticed that iDialer 0.54 ONLY records:

1. Missed Calls

2. Received Calls

3. Outgoing calls that are connected (means the other party did pick up and the timer starts counting)

I made a outgoing call using iDialer 0.54 which the other party DIDN'T pick up the call. Then I noticed that the call was not recorded in iDialer recent call but however, it was recorded in the Windows Mobile default dialer call history.

I then made a missed call to myself, recieved a call and dialed a outgoing call which the other party did pick up and all of those were recorded in iDialer. I'm not sure if this was spotted by anyone. If it did, do pardon me for not reading as this thread has got about 100+ pages. I'm not sure if the issue of "outgoing calls that are not connected will not recorded by iDialer" is by default design but I just thought that it would be perfect 100% great app if the feature can be added and release on the next version.

So if anyone knows or had release a version of all calls recorded, regardless of connected or not in iDialer, do reply here or PM me. I appreciate any help given.

Thanks in advance. Cheers!!!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ngocxuyen:
Looks very nice. Thank you so far. :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
";" means comment, so that line is ignored... so try this:

skin=default
type=grandcentral
gcusername=xxxxxxx
gcpassword=xxxxxxxxxx

also, if you live in the U.S. there's no need to change anything below the [dialplan], they're really all needed
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Harry Tuttle:
so just get rid of the semi-colons and i'm good?

or should i just retype everything?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Yes, except you should only have one "skin=xxx" line. You can't have two skins.