[Blink] contact search selection
Hoot, Joseph
joe.hoot at itec.suny.edu
Wed Apr 7 12:02:15 CEST 2010
yep. And as Dan suggests, just typing "ibm" would assume that you wanted to dial "ibm at somesip.dns", which doesn't give the behavior that I was looking for. I think ag-projects have done a good job with just allowing the Tab. That makes it easier to get around what I was looking for. I still think a dialpad would be nice at some point in the future.
On Apr 7, 2010, at 5:44 AM, Dan Pascu wrote:
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> On 6 Apr 2010, at 13:01, Andreas Sikkema wrote:
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>>> While it sounds like a useful feature it also has issues. Imagine I
>>> type ibm, it finds the 1800ibmserv entry and then I type Enter. With
>>> what you propose it would call the entry that was found. However if
>>> this time I intended to call just sip:ibm at mysipserver.com and I just
>>> typed ibm knowing that it will automatically add the domain, it will
>>> not work and there is no way to dial anything that is a substring of
>>> an existing contact, as it will dial that contact instead. The only
>>> way around this is to type the whole SIP URI in order to avoid the
>>> other contact to be matched by the search or to add it as a contact,
>>> which can be annoying if you only need to dial it once.
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>> You will need to build something like the "Awesome bar" in Firefox
>> (that's
>> the address bar to normal people). Where it searches in bookmarks and
>> history and probably some other sources of data.
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> That would also require you to type Tab or Up/Down in order to select
> an entry from the ones found and then press Enter. We currently
> already have that behavior. Type search text, press Tab then Up/Down
> to select one item and then press enter to dial it.
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> The original poster wants a way to directly press Enter in the search
> box and dial the item found. That has issues as I said with dialing
> any substring of the found item(s).
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> Dan
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