OnBalanceChange Event

Syntax

SiteKiosk.Plugins("SitePhone").OnCallStateChanged = handler

The object that caused the event can be referenced in the event function using "this".

The following example keeps a HTML element containing the call state up to date.

<div id="CallState"></div> <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> window.external.InitScriptInterface(); SitePhone = SiteKiosk.Plugins("SitePhone"); SitePhone.OnCallStateChanged = OnCallStateChanged; CS_UNPLACED = 0; CS_ROUTING = 1; CS_EARLY_MEDIA = 2; CS_FAILED = 3; CS_RINGING = 4; CS_IN_PROGRESS = 5; CS_ON_HOLD = 6; CS_FINISHED = 7; CS_MISSED = 8; CS_REFUSED = 9; CS_BUSY = 10; CS_CANCELLED = 11; CS_LOCAL_HOLD = 12; CS_REMOTE_HOLD = 13; CS_VOICEMAIL_BUFFERING_GREETING = 14; CS_VOICEMAIL_PLAYING_GREETING = 15; CS_VOICEMAIL_RECORDING = 16; CS_VOICEMAIL_UPLOADING = 17; CS_VOICEMAIL_SENT = 18; CS_VOICEMAIL_CANCELLED = 19; CS_VOICEMAIL_FAILED = 20; CS_TRANSFERRING = 21; CS_TRANSFERRED = 22; CS_INCOMING = 24; function OnCallStateChanged() { switch (SitePhone.CallStatus) { case CS_ON_HOLD: case CS_LOCAL_HOLD: case CS_REMOTE_HOLD: CallState.innerHTML = "Call on hold"; break; case CS_ROUTING: CallState.innerHTML = "Connecting..."; break; case CS_RINGING: CallState.innerHTML = "Ringing..."; break; case CS_IN_PROGRESS: CallState.innerHTML = "Call in progress"; case CS_FINISHED: CallState.innerHTML = "Call finished"; break; case CS_FAILED: case CS_REFUSED: case CS_MISSED: CallState.innerHTML = "Connection problem"; break; //... } } </SCRIPT>

SiteKiosk v7.5 (and later versions).

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