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Part IV Presentation of Mobile Content
Phone me!!
</div>
Your style sheet would define the style as follows:
div.blink-style {
text-decoration: blink;}
istyle Support
The attribute is also supported using CSS. Currently iMode uses this attribute with the
istyle
input type="text" and "textarea" elements. This attribute indicates the input mode for the phone.
The possible values that are supported are as follows:
Supported istyle values
3 Alphanumeric: Pressing the 2 repeatedly yields: a b c 2 ...
4 Numeric: Pressing the 2 repeatedly yields: 2222
For example, your code might have the line:
<input type="text" id="idA" name-"inputA" />
Your iMode style sheet would then have the following style defined:
input#idA {
istyle: 3;
}
This would apply the alphanumeric input mode to your textbox.
Phone Number Dialing and CTI
WebLogic Mobility Server supports the phone number dialing capabilities of iMode devices. The
mobility tag
<mm:phone-number>
which was added in cHTML 2.0. This attribute allows you to create a link that will be dialed
when the user selects the link. Unlike the
user the option of including pauses, characters and extension numbers after the main phone
number. The hash mark (#) and the asterisk (*) are also supported.
Supported Digits and Characters in CTI Attribute
Digit / Description
Character
0 - 9 These digits will be transmitted.
* # These tones will be transmitted.
, Wait for 1 second.
/ Pause. Placing this in the cti string will cause a pause to wait for user input.
<mm:phone-number num="+ 35312410500" cti="+35312410500/,,538#">
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has a new attribute which mimics the cHTML attribute
cti
attribute of
num <mm:phone-number>, cti
cti
gives the