Polycom 3725-49106-001 Rev A Manual De Usuario

Web Application for Polycom Phones 

UC Software 5.0.0

 

Polycom, Inc. 

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// get the styled points of the SKs so app can add whatever object they  
// want to that area after calling hideToolBar() 
function getSKPoints(){ 
   // Returns a JSON object with two properties, X & Y.  To convert to  
   // JS object you must use the eval function on the JSON object. 
   var one = PolySoftKey.getSoftkeyPoint(0); 
   var oneObj = eval('(' + one + ')'); //to help avoid syntax errors,  
                                       //wrap with '(' ')' chars 
 
   var two = PolySoftKey.getSoftkeyPoint(1); 
   var twoObj = eval('(' + two + ')'); 
 
   var three = PolySoftKey.getSoftkeyPoint(2); 
   var threeObj = eval('(' + three + ')'); 
 
   var four = PolySoftKey.getSoftkeyPoint(3); 
   var fourObj = eval('(' + four + ')'); 
 
   document.getElementById("points").innerHTML = oneObj.X + ":" + oneObj.Y + "," + 
twoObj.X + ":" + twoObj.Y + "," + threeObj.X + ":" + threeObj.Y + "," + fourObj.X + 
":" + fourObj.Y; 
} 

 

The PolyUri custom DOM extension gives you a few general controls/notifications, such as a notification 
when the browser is hidden or shown as opposed to other applications on the phone. It also enables you 
to push a URI back to the phone

—in a loopback fashion—from a loaded Web page. See 

 

The JavaScript PolyUri.* custom DOM extensions are as follows: 



  PolyUri.pushUri(string)  Enables you to push any Polycom internal URI. For example, Play:: and 

Tel::. 



  PolyUri.shownSig.connect({function})  Connects the JavaScript function supplied to the 

callback when the browser is visible. For example, after being resumed from the call appearance 
list. 



  PolyUri.hiddenSig.connect({function})  Connects the JavaScript function supplied to the 

callback when the browser is not visible. For example, when put on hold in the call appearance list.