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I have this same issue, Evgene's replies are bullshit, the linked pages only say to use the "tel:" scheme which DOES. NOT. WORK
You currently have to use JavaScript and window.open for both android and iOS.
I have to implement auto dial feature .
I have been trying to implement auto dial through the below code:
document.location ="tel:+1111 ,, *!2345" , where +111 is the telephone number and the *!23 represents the code that needs to be auto dialed. This functionality worked perfectly for ios and windows ,but failed in android. I saw in some blogs stating that android does not support "," instead uses "p" for pause . But when I tried using "p" , it is getting converted to "7" and "w" gets converted to "9".
I work in web application.
Please help
Hello,
Please check the Cordova plugin for that, like: https://github.com/Rohfosho/CordovaCa...
My application is not hybrid .It is a web application.
Also I am able to call in the phone number.But it is not dialing to the token .
Could you clarify, what Android version do you use?
It might be the case-sensitive issue.
Unfortunately, this is outside the scope of our support. it seems an issue of Android OS or it's version you use.
Please search online for an appropriate solution.
Like: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3...
I'm using version 6.0.1.
I had seen the link provided, and my case is the same.but I don't see any solution for this problem. I would like to know if there is any solution to this problem .
Unfortunately, this is outside the scope of our support. Please search online for an appropriate solution.