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Record Call Conversations - LG Nexer V3.0Ga
Thanks for the replies. Although the phones we have (LDP-7016D) are ipLDK, it seems from the documentation they lack the functionality for saving calls to a PC over USB. A line side call recorder would seem to be the way to go. Thanks again.- Robbo79
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- Forum: LG / Goldstar Systems
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Record Call Conversations - LG Nexer V3.0Ga
Hi there, We have an LG Nexer phone system and now require the ability to record calls. Ideally I would like to be able to record all incoming and outgoing calls, although recording incoming calls only would suffice. I am not sure whether this is possible with this system - I have found scant...- Robbo79
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- Forum: LG / Goldstar Systems
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Send SMS via PHP Through 3G Modem
Thanks jpadie, PHP Serial was exactly what I was looking for. Being based in the UK the email to SMS/MMS wasn't a viable option (the SMS alerts are urgent should they be sent). With the volume of SMS messages expected to be extremely low there didn't seem to be much point signing up for an... -
Send SMS via PHP Through 3G Modem
I want to send SMS messages from a PHP script using a 3G modem connected to the PC. I thought this would be easy but I haven't found a way to make it work yet. Currently I have a maintenance script that sends email alerts when there is a problem, but I would also like it to send SMS alerts. I... -
Wallboard Driver Not Binding to NIC
By echoing from a wallboard on the server I only need to configure a single wallboard - but even if I assign wallboards for individual IP addresses it still isn't working. It just logs the above error message with the IP of the remote computer.- Robbo79
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- Forum: Nortel: Business Communications Manager BCM
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Wallboard Driver Not Binding to NIC
I have a server that hosts RCC and in RCC there is a wallboard assigned to the server's own IP address. ipView on the server then echoes the data to the IP addresses of our sales staff's computers who can then view the data in their local ipView applications. This has worked fine for over a...- Robbo79
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- Forum: Nortel: Business Communications Manager BCM
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Using special characters in a URL with fopen()
Thanks jpadie, that worked a treat. The feed is returned as an Atom feed (hence the XML) - as I'm only reformatting parts of it to HTML the XML isn't much of an issue. -
installed php on windows but php code not interpreted?
You need to add .htm (or whatever the file extension is) to the PHP handler in IIS. You probably only have .php files configured to be handled by PHP at the moment. -
Using special characters in a URL with fopen()
I'm trying to open the following URL with fopen: http://www.google.com/base/feeds/snippets/-/products?q=Electric Ceramic Hob&bq=[price(float GBP)>=159.00 GBP]&max-results=3&orderby=[x=price(float GBP): max(x)] (copy and paste the entire line, it will work in a browser). However, trying... -
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Probably a simple form mistake
Thanks, tsuji. I have made the changes you suggested but I'm still receiving the same error: <html> <head> <title>Test Form</title> <script language='text/javascript'> function enableFields() { if(document.form1.status0.value==2) { document.form1.field0.disabled=false...- Robbo79
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- Forum: Javascript
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Probably a simple form mistake
Hi, I am trying to use JavaScript to set the 'disabled' property of a form field. The field should be disabled if a certain value is selected from another field. Here is what I have: <html> <head> <title>Test Form</title> <script language='text/javascript'> function enableFields() {...- Robbo79
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- Forum: Javascript
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Access ODBC Driver Reporting Syntax Error in Valid SQL Query
It looks like the simple answers are always the best. Thanks, SkipVought - that did the trick! -
Access ODBC Driver Reporting Syntax Error in Valid SQL Query
OK made some (small) progress but still getting stuck. I now have this: SELECT T1.PaymentNumber, T1.TillID, T1.BranchID, T1.TransactionNumber, T1.Payment, T1.CreationDate, T2.SalesNumber, T2.CustomerID, T2.PLU, T2.Description, T2.Retail, T3.FirstName, T3.LastName, T3.Street, T3.District... -
Access ODBC Driver Reporting Syntax Error in Valid SQL Query
I spotted an error in the previous statement and corrected it to the following, but I still get the same error: SELECT T1.PaymentNumber, T1.TillID, T1.BranchID, T1.TransactionNumber, T1.Payment, T1.CreationDate, T2.SalesNumber, T2.CustomerID, T2.PLU, T2.Description, T2.Retail, T3.FirstName...
