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• HELP the multiple ContactPicker in QML

  I have this code

  ActionItem
              {
                  title: "Invite Contacts"
                  ActionBar.placement: ActionBarPlacement.OnBar
                  imageSource: "asset:///images/titleAddFriend.png"
                  onTriggered:
                  {
                      contactPicker.open();
                  }
  
                  attachedObjects: ContactPicker
                  {
                      id: contactPicker
                      mode: ContactSelectionMode.Multiple
                      onContactsSelected:
                      {
                          for(var i = 0; i < selectedContactsIds.length; i++)
                          {
                              var phoneNumber = _app.getContactPhoneNumber(selectedContactsIds[i]);
                              console.log("PHONE: " + phoneNumber);
                          }
                      }
                  }
              }
  

  but does simply not multiple selector. It still operates as the single contact selector by default. I added a qml register type in main.cpp and libraries are also imported. any suggestions please? This problem is also present although 10.1 and OS 10.2.1 tried.

  I thought about it... its another case of QML it can not handle.  After testing your code, I noticed this error

  file:///apps/com.example.dynamicattach.testDev_namicattach58cf113_/native/assets//main.qml:51: ReferenceError: Can't find variable: ContactSelectionMode
  

  So I tried to import ContactSelectionMode qml as the selector is with no success.

  So, I stuck with c ++ for the switch and got the results of work

  The solution

  applicationUI.cpp

  #include 
  #include 
  

  void ApplicationUI::contacts()
  {
        ContactPicker *contactPicker = new ContactPicker();
        contactPicker->setMode(ContactSelectionMode::Multiple);
        contactPicker->setKindFilters(QSet()
             << bb::pim::contacts::AttributeKind::Phone);
  
        bool success = QObject::connect(contactPicker,
               SIGNAL(contactsSelected(QList)),
               this,
               SLOT(onContactsSelected(QList)));
  
        if (success) { // Signal was successfully connected.
              contactPicker->open();
            } else { // Failed to connect to signal.
              qDebug() << "Didn't connect the picker signal";
            }
  }
  
  void ApplicationUI::onContactsSelected(const QList &contactIds) {
  
      qDebug() << "contacts" << contactIds;
  }
  

  applicationUI.hpp

  public:
      ApplicationUI(bb::cascades::Application *app);
      virtual ~ApplicationUI() { }
  
      Q_INVOKABLE void contacts();
  
  public slots:
      void onContactsSelected(const QList &contactIds);
  

  . QML

  Button {
                  id: contact
                  text: "Pick Contact"
                  onClicked: {
                      cpp.contacts();
                  }
  
              }
  

  Now, given that the function is entirely in c ++, you should be able to take your code to

  _app.getContactPhoneNumber(selectedContactsIds[i]);
  

  and just insert into onContactsSelected to get your phone numbers

  I hope that helps!  Now I know how to do it too =)

  P. S.

  If you are still having a problem where something must certainly work and it is not, it is very likely that you will succeed if you just pass it to the c code ++ like theres probably a problem with the QML support.

• Connection of signals ContactPicker

  Hello

  I can not connect the signal to a ContactPicker. Here is my code:

    ContactPicker *contactPicker = new ContactPicker();
    contactPicker->setMode(ContactSelectionMode::Multiple);
  
    bool success = QObject::connect(contactPicker,
         SIGNAL(contactsSelected(QList &)),
         this,
         SLOT(onContactsSelected(QList &)));
  
    if (success) { // Signal was successfully connected.
      contactPicker->open();
    } else { // Failed to connect to signal.
      alert(tr("Didn't connect the picker signal"));
    }
  

  I had similar problems when connecting the signal of a SystemPrompt, but I solved it by adding all the dependencies (in silence) in the hard drive file: I found an example of work and I saw everything what needs to be included. But for the ContactPicker, I can't find an example of work. Any help? Very much appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  const and & can be omitted, but they are not equal to a non-const reference.

  The following should work:

  Definition of slot:

  void onContactsSelected(const QList &contactIds);
  

  Connection:

  QObject::connect(picker, SIGNAL(contactsSelected(QList)),
               this, SLOT(onContactsSelected(QList)));
  

• There is no ContactPicker Signal for several ContactSelectionMode

  When I try to connect the signal "contactsSelected" of the ContactPicker to my own slot, I get:

  "Object::connect: no such signal bb::cascades:ickers::ContactPicker:contactsSelected(QList_ _&).

  QObject::connect(_contactPicker,
             SIGNAL(contactsSelected(QList &)),
             this,
             SLOT(onContactsSelected(QList &)));
  

  However, when I change the ContactPicker ContactSelectionMode "Single" and connect the signal "contactSelected" to my crack, it works very well (Contact is not the plural in this signal).

  It's the reference I used:

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__cascades__pickers__contactpicker.html#functio...

  Is it possible that the documentation for the signal name is incorrect?

  Hello

  Try declaring the slot as

      void onContactsSelected(const QList &contactIds);
  

  Change the connection to:

     QObject::connect(_contactPicker, SIGNAL(contactsSelected(QList)),
                       this, SLOT(onContactsSelected(QList)));
  

• Contact API - results subscription to drop-down list

  I currently use the code below to get all available phone numbers and e-mail addresses for a contact:

  QVariantList ApplicationUI::getPhoneNumber(int contactId)
  {
      ContactService *contactService = new ContactService();
      Contact contactInfo = contactService->contactDetails(contactId);
      QList numberList = contactInfo.phoneNumbers();
      QVariantList no_s;
      int length = numberList.size();
  
      for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
          no_s << numberList.at(i).value();
      }
      return no_s;
  }
  
  QVariantList ApplicationUI::getEmailAddress(int contactId)
  {
      ContactService *contactService = new ContactService();
      Contact contactInfo = contactService->contactDetails(contactId);
      QList emailList = contactInfo.emails();
      QVariantList no_s;
      int length = emailList.size();
  
      for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
          no_s << emailList.at(i).value();
      }
      return no_s;
  }
  

  ContactPicker {
              id: contactPicker
              onContactSelected: {
                  contactPhoto.imageSource = _app.getContactPhoto(contactId)
                  if (contactPhoto.imageSource == "") {
                      contactPhoto.imageSource = "asset:///IMG/user_placeholder_blue.png"
                  }
                  firstName.text = _app.getFirstName(contactId)
                  surname.text = _app.getSurname(contactId)
                  phoneNumber.text = _app.getPhoneNumber(contactId).toString()
                  emailAddress.text = _app.getEmailAddress(contactId).toString()
              }
          }
  

  However, this feature is out just now all the available phone numbers and email addresses - for contact - to a text field, but I was wondering if it would be possible to output the list of individual options in a drop-down list instead of just their output in a text field?

  You will need to use ComponentDefinition and dynamically create each Option.

  Here is a code to do this:

  /*
   * Copyright (c) 2011-2014 BlackBerry Limited.
   *
   * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
   * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
   * You may obtain a copy of the License at
   *
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   */
  
  import bb.cascades 1.2
  
  Page {
      Container {
          DropDown {
              id: dropDown
          }
          Button {
              onClicked: {
                  // Remove all options from DropDown
                  dropDown.removeAll()
  
                  // Create a VariantList to mimic a list of number returned by your C++ function
                  var listOfPhoneNumber = new Array()
                  for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
                      var randomNumer = Number((Math.random() * 9000) + 1000).toFixed(0)
                      var phoneNumber = "1-555-666-" + randomNumer.toString()
                      listOfPhoneNumber[i] = phoneNumber
                  }
                  console.log("listOfPhoneNumber: " + listOfPhoneNumber)
  
                  // Iterate the list of number and add them to DropDown
                  for (var i = 0; i < listOfPhoneNumber.length; i++) {
                      var newOption = emptyOption.createObject()
                      newOption.text = listOfPhoneNumber[i]
                      dropDown.add(newOption)
                  }
              }
          }
          attachedObjects: [
              ComponentDefinition {
                  id: emptyOption
                  Option {}
              }
          ]
      }
  }
  

• Text field in contacts

  Hello!

  I want to reuse a special text used in BlackBerry field sign on the right + card, one that shows (CC or BCC), also shows dial and uses special subcomponents to display the list of added contacts chosen of ContactPicker.

  Is it still possible?

  Best regards

  SOAman

  I guess you need to develop for yourself.

• How to get the number and the name of the contacts selector

  Hi all

  I got the Contact Picker work but I have no idea how to get the selected telephone number and the name.

  There are attributes that I can put like contactId.value () to retrieve or there is another way?

  Thanks in advance.

  ImageButton{
                      defaultImageSource: "asset:///images/bluebutton.png"
                      onClicked: {
                          contactPicker.open();
                      }
                      attachedObjects: [
                          ContactPicker {
                              id: contactPicker
                              onContactSelected: {
                                  result.text = "You chose contact: " + contactId;
                              }
                          }
                      ]
  
                  }
  
                  Label {
                      id: result
                      text: "You chose contact: "
                  }
  

  Hello

  You can get the contact name and phone number as this,

  ImageButton{
                      defaultImageSource: "asset:///images/bluebutton.png"
                      onClicked: {
                          contactPicker.open();
                      }
                      attachedObjects: [
                          ContactPicker {
                              id: contactPicker
                              onContactSelected: {
                                  result.text = "You chose contact: " + contactId;
  // call a cpp method to get the details
  

  app.getDetails(contactId); } } ] } Label { id: result text: "You chose contact: " }
  

  the CPP code:

  void ContactDetails(ContactId id)
  {
  Contact contact_info = m_contactService->contactDetails(id);
  
      QString firstName = contact_info.firstName();
      QString lastname = contact_info.lastName();
          QList phoneno_list = contact_info.phoneNumbers();
  
      QStringList no_s;
  
      foreach(ContactAttribute attr, phoneno_list)
      {
          no_s << attr.value();
      }
  }
  

  You can get details like this.

  Kind regards

  Naresh Kodumuri.