I'm a recent refuge from Go Contacts (notification spam is new there). The only feature I'm missing -- and it's really important to me -- is a number selection.
When I click a contact on favorites or in the group list or whereever, DWP helpfully pops up an action list. If I click call or SMS, it selects one of the numbers and just does it's thing. Well, for nearly all of my contacts, I need to actually select the number. I don't want to call their mobile if I know they're in their cube. And for a couple of my contacts, I need to be able to select which number I want to sms.
Therefore, the favorites and group contacts lists are nearly useless to me, since I have to essentially use the system contact card for everyone every time.
Please add an option for number selection when you click call/sms from the quickbar actionlist.
number selection on call/sms
Re: number selection on call/sms
Hello
Thank you for your suggestion.
The quickbar provided by the system. No good way.
Now click on the icon will dial the default number.
A suggestion, please hold down the default number in the contact details interface. Pop-up menu, select Clear default.
Thank you for your suggestion.
The quickbar provided by the system. No good way.
Now click on the icon will dial the default number.
A suggestion, please hold down the default number in the contact details interface. Pop-up menu, select Clear default.
Re: number selection on call/sms
I'm quite sure there's a way to do. Plenty of apps launch sub menus from the quickcontactbadge, rather than using the default intent. Go Contacts does this (and a couple other dialers I tried, though I do not recall which, since most of the dialers out there are awful). Looking at the android dev docs, you just have to overload QuickContactBadge onClick() and pop open a radio group. Take a look at Go Contacts briefly, and then immediately uninstall it, as eventually it will present ads to your notification bar -- the reason I'm here.
I'm going to try to draft a brief example and I'll post back if it's really as easy as I'm claiming (or not).
I'm going to try to draft a brief example and I'll post back if it's really as easy as I'm claiming (or not).
Re: number selection on call/sms
Clear default doesn't seem to actually do anything. I can change the default by longclicking the other number, but the clear default that pops up after long clicking the checked number doesn't seem to actually clear anything and clicking on the contact's avatar, clicking phone, still just calls whatever the default is, rather than allowing me to select.
Re: number selection on call/sms
jettero wrote:I'm quite sure there's a way to do. Plenty of apps launch sub menus from the quickcontactbadge, rather than using the default intent. Go Contacts does this (and a couple other dialers I tried, though I do not recall which, since most of the dialers out there are awful). Looking at the android dev docs, you just have to overload QuickContactBadge onClick() and pop open a radio group. Take a look at Go Contacts briefly, and then immediately uninstall it, as eventually it will present ads to your notification bar -- the reason I'm here.
I'm going to try to draft a brief example and I'll post back if it's really as easy as I'm claiming (or not).
This will need to draw the QuickContact the window myself.
Re: number selection on call/sms
Yes! I have just tested, some systems do not support clear default.It has always been to maintain a default number.jettero wrote:Clear default doesn't seem to actually do anything. I can change the default by longclicking the other number, but the clear default that pops up after long clicking the checked number doesn't seem to actually clear anything and clicking on the contact's avatar, clicking phone, still just calls whatever the default is, rather than allowing me to select.
Re: number selection on call/sms
It's not quite that bad. They have an onClick event for the QuickContactBadge so you can intercept ... I was also looking for flags to ignore defaults on the picker intent. I didn't get anything to work, but if I find an easy way to do it, I'll surely post it.This will need to draw the QuickContact the window myself.
Another idea might be to just make clicking contacts go to their contact page instead of the quick badge. I imagine such an option already exists and I just have to find it. (later) I can't seem to find such a setting for grid views.
Ja. Seems to work in ICS, but not gingerbread. I haven't really tested any other platforms. It's odd though that I can have contacts without defaults, I just can't later un-set that setting. Once set, you're just kinda stuck with it. dislike.Yes! I have just tested, some systems do not support clear default.It has always been to maintain a default number.