Turns phone numbers in any web page into 'click to dial' links for users of Asterisk. Requires Asterisk 1.4.

Noojee Click for Asterisk adds 'Click to Dial' to any Web Page that contains a phone number. As you browse, Noojee Click searches each page for phone numbers. An image is added after each phone number. In order to dial the phone number, all you have to do is simply click the image.

Noojee Click is great for sales staff using a Web based CRM or just anyone who makes lots of calls from numbers displayed in a web page.

In order to dial the phone number, all you have to do is simply click the image. The Noojee Click addon is cross-platform and it works on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux.

Here are some key features of "Noojee Click":

· Works with Firefox (sorry no IE support as yet).
· Adds a 'dial' image to any phone number on a web page.
· it's simple to add new phone number patterns.
· Supports Auto Answer on SIP handsets
· Supports International dialing
· Supports dial prefixes (e.g. dial '0' to get a line)
· Simple client install
· Works with Astmanproxy and AJAM (asterisk 1.4's http server).

Requirements:

· Firefox 2.0 to 3.6.*

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Add support for Firefox 5.0.
· Performance improvements for the monitor.
· Added rendering options to control position of the 'click to dial' icon.
· Fixed a bug where click the 'click to dial' link would cause a page to open.
· Changed the 'Enabled' option to 'Show Click Icons' as the term 'Enabled' suggested that Noojee Click can't dial when it is disabled.
· In fact you can always 'select' an phone number and then right click to dial it.
· The context menu will no longer display the 'Dial Selection' and 'add dial pattern' menu options unless the selected text contains a number.
· Worked on the issue when attempting to hangup a call resulting in an error 'channel is null'.
· After an asterisk upgrade I can no longer reproduce this issue.