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120 4600 Series IP Telephones Application Programmer Interface (API) Guide

In Table 12 each of the Dialpad button access keys is mapped to a different URL. For example,

when the “2” button on the dialpad is pressed, the example2.com URL is launched because it is

mapped to the “2ABC“ button, as shown in the following code example:

Similarly, to inform the Web server that any of the Keypad buttons were pressed, the Table 12

example URLs would be launched for any of the 12-keypad buttons. Each button is assigned to

a different access key and URL. Each button to be tracked must have a URL mapped to it in the

page. If the page author wants to know whether any of the 12 possible Dialpad buttons are

pressed, then the page must include access keys pointing to specific URLs.

Button presses do not distinguish among the characters a button represents. For example, if a

user presses Dialpad button 2, it is impossible to distinguish anything other than the user

pressed the second button. No refinement is made to inform the Web server that the user

meant 2 or A or B or C.

An AIM application is one where the page currently being loaded contains <a> or <anchor> tags

with access keys defined. The application developer has a choice of mapping every keypad

entry to a URL or can opt to leave some unmapped keypad entries. The <a> or <anchor> tags

support the accesskey attribute. The correct syntax is:

Note:

Note: The <input> tag does not support the accesskey attribute because AIM and

standard Text Entry cannot be mixed on one page.

Example:

Table 12: Dialpad/URL Mapping Example

Dialpad Button Example

1 <a href=”http://URL1” accesskey=”1">1</a>

2ABC <a href=”http://URL2” accesskey=”2">2</a>

3DEF <a href=”http://URL3” accesskey=”3">3</a>

4GHI <a href=”http://URL4” accesskey=”4">4</a>

5JKL <a href=”http://URL5” accesskey=”5">5</a>

6MNO <a href=”http://URL6” accesskey=”6">6</a>

7PQRS <a href=”http://URL7” accesskey=”7">7</a>

8TUV <a href=”http://URL8” accesskey=”8">8</a>

9WXYZ <a href=”http://URL9” accesskey=”9">9</a>

0 <a href=”http://URL10” accesskey=”0">0</a>

* <a href=”http://URL11” accesskey=”*">*</a>

# <a href=”http://URL12” accesskey=”#">#</a>

WML tag <a> or <anchor> href=”URL” accesskey=dialpad button

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