README

Client Side Click2Dial

For support, contact me at freeswitch@servercorps.com

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Copyright (c) 2009 Nik Martin

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Setup:

Unzip Click2Dial.zip.

Inside fs_dial.app, edit Contents/Resources/fsdial.py to set up your server information and phone number

Import linkify.user.js into greasemonkey (http://www.greasespot.net/)

Double Click fs_dial.app to register it as the handler for dial:// urls

The greasemonkey script will linkify any text on a web page that looks like a phone number.  
You can edit the reg-ex inside the greasemonkey script to match different types of numbers.

The fsdial.py script assumes you have a default context, and outbound calls should go to this context