Callbackworld Trigger For Mobile

moua · 30-04-2006, 05:03

I wanted something to use callbackworld from about all web/wap/imode/light client

So i made this : http://call.numea.com
based on http://www.callbackworld.com/webcall.htm (light but not enouth)
:construction:

It's very light and should work on about all wap 2 devices and other html browser,
with about 1~2kb traffic only (useful if you pay gprs at high rate).

If you want to type only the destination number, take http://call.numea.com/edit.html ,
edit it (instructions inside the source) and upload it to any web server*.

This is basic html, not wml.
Most devices can handle it, but old wap devices can't.
If it don't work with your mobile, please tell me,
if there is enouth demand (and if i have time) i will work on a wml version.

Enjoy B)

Alternatively you can bookmark http://198.77.133.59/ipcall_form.cgi?did=9...YYYYY&B1=Submit
and replace XXX by your trigger number and YYY by the number you want to call
It work on all device who can handle URL (even if you can't see the html result, it works)

*avoid somes free web service with ad, they modify the html to display ad and it's heavier

PS : all callbackworld access number start with 951 ?

andy · 30-04-2006, 10:28

looks useful and works - thanks

Quote:

... want to type only the destination number, ~ and upload it to any web server*.

moburl might be useful - similar to tinyurl, with just letters or numbers from phone keyboard - maybe could make a few for common destinations

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Originally Posted by moua

PS : all callbackworld access number start with 951 ?

no - old one 510, new 925, and Enlinea (same server) 760

(changed because someone kept calling the old one by mistake, at 2 or 3 am here)

MATHA531 · 30-04-2006, 13:49

My cbw number start with +1 213....which is a Los Angeles area code.

DRNewcomb · 01-05-2006, 00:31

That's nice. It's what I had asked Barry to do. Maybe you could show him how to do this? BTW, could you add a delay field?

moua · 01-05-2006, 00:57

Who is Barry (i'm quite new on prepaidgsm.net) ?
To show how it's work, simply look at the webpage source

Contact me if you need help.

About Delay : I found it useless if you don't use a 56K on the line you want to use (GPRS is on "pause" when you receive a call).
And the page would be heavier, and longer, to use it.
Beside, the minimum delay is 1 min, this is really too much.
I also made this page to dial faster.
Who really use the Delay function ?

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	(#1)
moua (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 41 Join Date: 17 Mar 2006 Location: Paris Country:	30-04-2006, 05:03 I wanted something to use callbackworld from about all web/wap/imode/light client So i made this : http://call.numea.com based on http://www.callbackworld.com/webcall.htm (light but not enouth) :construction: It's very light and should work on about all wap 2 devices and other html browser, with about 1~2kb traffic only (useful if you pay gprs at high rate). If you want to type only the destination number, take http://call.numea.com/edit.html , edit it (instructions inside the source) and upload it to any web server. This is basic html, not wml. Most devices can handle it, but old wap devices can't. If it don't work with your mobile, please tell me, if there is enouth demand (and if i have time) i will work on a wml version. Enjoy B) Alternatively you can bookmark http://198.77.133.59/ipcall_form.cgi?did=9...YYYYY&B1=Submit and replace XXX by your trigger number and YYY by the number you want to call It work on all device who can handle URL (even if you can't see the html result, it works) avoid somes free web service with ad, they modify the html to display ad and it's heavier PS : all callbackworld access number start with 951 ?

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MATHA531 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 869 Join Date: 15 Oct 2004 Country:	30-04-2006, 13:49 My cbw number start with +1 213....which is a Los Angeles area code.

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DRNewcomb (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Professionist Posts: 1,465 Join Date: 27 Feb 2004 Location: Mississippi, USA Country:	01-05-2006, 00:31 That's nice. It's what I had asked Barry to do. Maybe you could show him how to do this? BTW, could you add a delay field?

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moua (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 41 Join Date: 17 Mar 2006 Location: Paris Country:	01-05-2006, 00:57 Who is Barry (i'm quite new on prepaidgsm.net) ? To show how it's work, simply look at the webpage source Contact me if you need help. About Delay : I found it useless if you don't use a 56K on the line you want to use (GPRS is on "pause" when you receive a call). And the page would be heavier, and longer, to use it. Beside, the minimum delay is 1 min, this is really too much. I also made this page to dial faster. Who really use the Delay function ?