Programmatically dismiss blackberry.ui.toast?

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  Hi guys,.

  I am writing an application that needs to reject a call (because calling a special number is just a "notification" to do something else). I am using the callIncoming for this method and simulate the click on the meu item 'Hang up', like this:

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  It works almost well with the Curve 8300 (except for the fact that I still need to close the dialog box 'Missed calls' that appears when I end the call). However, it does not work with the Simulator "BOLD".

  Debug information shows that he finds the following menus:

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  menu 1:70912 - join the Conference
  menu 2:71936 - Mute
  menu 3:77824 - Notes
  menu 4:77840 - back to the phone
  menu 5:1266752 - activate speaker
  6:16982272 menu - Options
  Menu 7:16982273 - status
  Menu 8:268501000 - Switch Application
  Menu 9:268501008 - close

  I tried to use the overloads of invokeLater who takes a delay and the 500 or 1000 specified as a delay, but nothing changes. Even in this case, the executable runs immediately and I get the menu items - there is nothing to 'hang up '!

  Can you explain why is that and a workaround?

  Thank you very much in advance for the help.

  The "BOLD" doesn't have the 'End call' option in the menu.

  I don't know if this is true for all versions > = 4.6.x, but this is true for "BOLD" with 4.6.x. (can someone confirm for other devices on the > = 4.6.x?)

  You can not use this trick more.

  It seems to be:

  (a) RIM did not have this possibility to the developers (their people might have seen discussions of this forum explaining the thing) or

  (b) the policy of the RIM changed for another reason.

  personally, I like having this option in the menu, but it was rarely used.

• Toast button callback not firing

  When I click on the button of my bread, nothing happens. I'm using the Web Inspector and receives no answer in the console.

  .ajax({
              type: "POST",
              url: "localhost://register.php",
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  I just gave it a try with the following steps. The command line (CLI), I performed the following:

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  C:\webworks\toast>webworks plugin add com.blackberry.ui.toast
  
  C:\webworks\toast>webworks run
  

  Before execution of webworks run, I modified the index.html file in the folder root of www to set the showCustomToast function. I did this right before the call to app.initailize () as follows.

  Finally, inside index.jswaited deviceready trigger before displaying my bread as follows:

      receivedEvent: function(id) {
          var parentElement = document.getElementById(id);
          var listeningElement = parentElement.querySelector('.listening');
          var receivedElement = parentElement.querySelector('.received');
  
          listeningElement.setAttribute('style', 'display:none;');
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  Since the launch of applications, the bread was displayed, and I could push the button. With the confirmed Web Inspector, I could see that the events of toasts were fired:

  Received Event: deviceready index.js:47
  Button was clicked for toast: 1 index.html:44
  Toast disappeared: 1 index.html:47
  

  Could you try these steps and confirm if you see the same thing?

  Note that once your application is launched, you may not be not able to connect Web Inspector in time. You can work around this problem by inserting an alert('halt'); before the call to showCustomToastand connection Web Inspector before clearing the alert.

  Or, once connected Web Inspector, you can press ctrl + r in the Web Inspector to reload the page, allowing the console to all in the boot log, including events of toast.

• Sample code for OS 10 for installation and upgrading applications programmatically

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  For BlackBerry Java OS (until 7 of the BONE), we have this great article how to install an application programmatically:

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  I'm succesfullt to call $.ajax and can even get an alert javascript to show that it succeeded, but when I try to use toast, nothing happens. I added the plugin to toast and see it in the plugin directory, I also added my config.Xml file.

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  Toasts are really intended to be notifications from style UI components. That's why we provide a button if you want some specific user recommended. But they are not designed to be a notification of modal style.

  If you want to display several options for a user to select, you can use a dialog box according to the following documentation:

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