Addison | # 1191 | 2010-04-28, 00:45 | Report

Hey Ed.

Say you have notifications set to one minute.

Once a notification is flagged, DC stops to keep looking after that until it's cleared by the refresh button or by logging in again, correct?

I mean there's no point for DC to keep running in the background searching for additional messages every minute if the first one has yet to be read.

Just a question out of curiosity.

Anyway, a neat little feature would be to have some sort of pop up widget on the screen instead of the flashing LED.

It sounds like you're all done coding for this though.

If so, my final thanks to you for completing this project.

epage | # 1192 | 2010-04-28, 00:58 | Report

I'm still making changes to Dialcentral, I'm just not doing anything with Notifications, especially with The One Ring available.

I welcome people filing feature requests for anything you like. Someone besides me might have an itch to implement it.

mrdally204 | # 1193 | 2010-04-28, 02:28 | Report

addison,
i have stopped using dialcentral for notification and have since created a gamil account. i have my email to check as ofthen as needed. plus with gmail, you can quickly reply to the email and it will sms back to the original sender. makes messaging receiving and replying a breeze. granted it does not fix the lacking 'feature' if you want to call it that but is a good alternative.

Epage you mentioned others contributing, has this happened yet? i thought u were a 1 man gang so to speak

epage | # 1194 | 2010-04-28, 02:33 | Report

I always dream of others helping out. Since I've taken over each app all I've received was a patch to better handles locales.

mrdally204 | # 1195 | 2010-04-28, 02:39 | Report

i do recall that now that u mention it. I guess i should have payed more attention in my programming classes keep it up brother, your work is appreciated

silvermountain | # 1196 | 2010-04-30, 23:11 | Report

I just tried out Google's own mobile voice webapp and so far it looks pretty good.

How to:
1) Go to http://www.google.com/mobile/voice/

2) Select "Send to phone" (you can use your google voice number and you get the link there)

3) Click/type in that link on your NIT and log in.


However,
a)when trying to listen to a voice mail in the web app it tries to open the voice file (which is an mp3 file) in Media Player who says it can't play it. Is there a way to default another player than Media Player for mp3 files to see if that'll work, and

b) I don't seem to get a dialpad anywhere.

I assume this can be due to that I had the sent to my google voice number - could someone out there that have an iPhone post the link they get (it's not to your account - it's to the version that should fit the most for your platform - as I'd like to see how the iPhone version looks)?

(I still love Dialcentral..this is just a backup) :-)

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uvatbc | # 1197 | 2010-05-01, 03:07 | Report

1. You should be able to use mobile GV even on a desktop by switching the user agent string to match the n900.
2. save the voicemail as an mp3. Then play it. For some reason the media player doesn't like the audio stream from google.
3. mobile GV does not have a dialpad. Maybe the iPhone version does, but the standard version just has a text box to type into.

Descalzo | # 1198 | 2010-05-01, 03:19 | Report

Macuco is in Extras-Devel, and provides an iPhone-like browser. All the pages there show up just like on my wife's Touchie. GVmobile gives you a dialpad, but it gives me an error.

If you trust Extras-Devel you should give it a try.

epage | # 1199 | 2010-05-01, 03:22 | Report

That is like saying "if you trust walking alone at night in the worst part of the city". Yeah, sure, there are some great citizens in that neighborhood but you just don't randomly start knocking on doors.

silvermountain | # 1200 | 2010-05-01, 03:29 | Report

Diablo? I'll have a look!