XML Image Fullscreen Close ?

[the]

Hello ,

how can I close an Image which runs in fullscreen in the xml browser?
I need a function where I can set a key for example # to close the fullscreen image.

Regards

[Peter_Yealink]

Hello,

You can press the "exit" soft key or "x" key or off-hook key or homepage key directly to exit from the XML ImageScreen object.
Different phone mode performs by different ways:
1. Pressing the “X” key is not applicable to SIP VP-T49G/SIP-T19(P)E2/CP860 IP phones.
2. Pressing the off-hook key is only applicable to CP860 IP phones.
3. Tapping homepage icon is only applicable toSIP VP-T49G/SIP-T48G/T48S IP phones.
4. You can set the display mode as "regular" or "fullscreen", only the mode is "regular" you will see the "exit" soft key.

Thank you!
BR,
Peter

[the]

(02-09-2017 03:07 AM)Peter Wrote:  Hello,

You can press the "exit" soft key or "x" key or off-hook key or homepage key directly to exit from the XML ImageScreen object.
Different phone mode performs by different ways:
1. Pressing the “X” key is not applicable to SIP VP-T49G/SIP-T19(P)E2/CP860 IP phones.
2. Pressing the off-hook key is only applicable to CP860 IP phones.
3. Tapping homepage icon is only applicable toSIP VP-T49G/SIP-T48G/T48S IP phones.
4. You can set the display mode as "regular" or "fullscreen", only the mode is "regular" you will see the "exit" soft key.

Thank you!
BR,
Peter

Have you an example for the softkey ? (xml)
An where is the homepage icon on a T48g in fullscreen mode ?

[Peter_Yealink]

Hello,

You can see from the screenshot taken from xml file for the place to define "regular" mode, also attach another screenshot to show the soft key.
The homepage icon won't display in fullscreen mode but will display on regular mode.

Thank you!

Best Regards,
Peter

[the]

Thx .

But the problem is that I need an option to close an fullscreen Image on a T48.
And with fullscreen mode I have no softkey.

This is my problem , for regular it is clear.

Regards

[Peter_Yealink]

Hello,

You can press the "x" button to exit the full screen.

Best Regards,
Peter