There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the script, I don't know if the php headers are doing something wrong, as I founf they interfered with XML output on our server here (so they may interfere with WML output).
If it all shows correctly, then possibly the phone doesn't support WTAI.
<anchor>Call Me
<go href="wtai://wp/mc;07786XXXXXX"/>
</anchor>
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I don't think you're allowed to use the +countrycode but I could well be wrong. I found that WTAI worked on my Trium Geo and Ericsson T39M, but not at all on my Nokia 7110..
Originally posted by peterg
I don't think you're allowed to use the +countrycode but I could well be wrong. I found that WTAI worked on my Trium Geo and Ericsson T39M, but not at all on my Nokia 7110.. [/B]
Here in Chicago we have 11 digit dialing, even to call the person next door. I know I need 1 (area code) 7 digit number, but do I need the + ?
Hmmm,
I admitted defeat and RTFM'd :)
I found a reference to WTAI here (http://www.wmlscript.com/wap_spec/WAP-170-WTAI-20000707-a.pdf), which has lots of examples on how to handle WTAI, but interestingly none of the examples show dialling using a '+' sign...
But it does mention phone number formats a lot, so I proceeded to look at the format guide (http://www.wmlscript.com/wap_spec/WAP-188-WAPGenFormats-20000217-a.pdf).
..where it does mention it, but I'm still non the wiser. My theory is that once again, different manufacturers have implemented bits of the WAP spec at different levels..