05-10-2013, 08:05 PM
Hi everyone!
I've been searching the docs fpr some time, but was unable to find an answer. Is there a way to search through an external address book provided via XML on the T26/T28 series?
I have somenthing in mind that just works like on my cellphone...
- I just open the Phonebook via Softkey and then I get my list of contacts
- If I want to contact e.g. George Schulz i Would press 6(G) 33(e) and then the list would be narrowed down to for example
Geerd VanZandt
Gerhard Miller
George Schulz
If I pressed 666 (O) the search would be narrowed down to
George Schulz
When I try this, I only get "The URL is empty" /(using a T26P with FW6.70.0.140)
My Questions
- Is such a functrion implemented natively?
- If not is there something like that planned for future FW releases?
- Is there a workaround via the XML Browser? (There does not seem to be a support fo alphanumeric keys in List apps, just the numbers, if I got the documentation correctly)
It is vital for our customer that the whole thing works exacty as described because they want a cellphone-like look&feel
TIA for your answers
George
I've been searching the docs fpr some time, but was unable to find an answer. Is there a way to search through an external address book provided via XML on the T26/T28 series?
I have somenthing in mind that just works like on my cellphone...
- I just open the Phonebook via Softkey and then I get my list of contacts
- If I want to contact e.g. George Schulz i Would press 6(G) 33(e) and then the list would be narrowed down to for example
Geerd VanZandt
Gerhard Miller
George Schulz
If I pressed 666 (O) the search would be narrowed down to
George Schulz
When I try this, I only get "The URL is empty" /(using a T26P with FW6.70.0.140)
My Questions
- Is such a functrion implemented natively?
- If not is there something like that planned for future FW releases?
- Is there a workaround via the XML Browser? (There does not seem to be a support fo alphanumeric keys in List apps, just the numbers, if I got the documentation correctly)
It is vital for our customer that the whole thing works exacty as described because they want a cellphone-like look&feel
TIA for your answers
George