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I've made an application is used to call predefined numbers upon button press. As far as i know the only way to make call inside app is to use "tel" or "telprompt". When i submitted an app i've received a rejection with this description: 2.5 Details Your app uses or references the following non-public APIs, which is a violation of the App Store Review Guidelines: teleprompt:// The use of non-public APIs is not permitted in the App Store because it can lead to a poor user experience should these APIs change. For my first submission I used "telprompt" to call, then I changed it to "tel" because

I have a component using the Rich Text Edit widget ( xtype="richtext" ) in my project that's used across the entire site as the default text component. The users would like to be able to insert phone links using the tel URI scheme into the text entered using this component. The dialog allows them to do so but when the contents of the Rich Text Edit are rendered in Sightly/HTL later on, the html context is used: {$text @ context='html'} Once this is done, the value of my attribute is ignored. The HTML stored in the repository is: <a href="tel:04242424242">Call us!</a> And what's actually

While putting a tel link as <a href="tel:+91123456789,,123">Dial</a> and clicking it from a mobile browser, only initial number gets transferred to dialer and not the commas or extension. I've tried p , w and ;ext= as well but nothing is working. p and w change to '7' and '9' respectively. Tested using Moto X 1st Gen. Ali Zia According to the documentation , the tel: scheme supports RFC 3966 . Reading these RFCs is a bit like reading cuneiform on clay tablets, but from what I can tell, your syntax is not part of that standard. It looks like you would want tel:+91123456789;ext=123 . UPDATE:

I'm working on a quick page intended for mobile browsers. While there is little consistency between browsers on cell phones (the target audience), I have a phone number that I would like to be as easy as possible to dial from the users phone. A link seems the obvious choice; so I set up the following: <a href="tel:+18881235467">1-888-123-5467</a> This seems to work OK on more advanced browsers such as the Android & BlackBerry browsers, it's a lot less reliable on other phones. Any advice on making this link work consistently and or correctly will be greatly appreciated. FYI, this is a toll