Lines Matching defs:Phone
68 * as a phone number or email addresses. The set of data kinds that can be
155 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone#CONTENT_URI},
186 * return only phone-related results. For example, frequently contacted person list should
187 * include persons contacted via phone (not email, sms, etc.)
209 * A boolean parameter for {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone#CONTENT_URI Phone.CONTENT_URI},
287 * in email and phone lookup functionalities, it should also implement
290 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone#CONTENT_FILTER_URI CommonDataKinds.Phone.CONTENT_FILTER_URI}.
587 * allow creation of shortcuts for data items like email, phone or postal address,
1017 * An indicator of whether this contact has at least one phone number. "1" if there is
1018 * at least one phone number, "0" otherwise.
1141 * of increasing priority: {@link #EMAIL}, {@link #PHONE},
1148 public static final int PHONE = 20;
1326 * <li>If you need to look up a contact by the phone number, use
1409 * <td>An indicator of whether this contact has at least one phone number.
1410 * "1" if there is at least one phone number, "0" otherwise.</td>
2439 * Changes to the structured name, organization, phone number, email address,
2523 * finalizes phone-side deletion by calling {@code resolver.delete(...)}
2526 * changes to the phone, but not the reverse. If one of those raw contacts
2527 * is marked for deletion, it will remain on the phone. However it will be
2740 * SOURCE_ID field on the phone.
2761 * the sync adapter updates the contact on the phone (without the
3263 * camera that can be used for video chat (e.g. a front-facing camera on a phone).
4286 * information (such as a phone number) and its
4297 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone Phone.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE}, then the column
4299 * phone number, but if the data kind is
4306 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone}, {@link CommonDataKinds.Email} etc. As a
4308 * For example, {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone Phone.NUMBER} is the same as
4341 * single transaction, which ensures that the phone-side and server-side
4379 * values.put(Data.MIMETYPE, Phone.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE);
4380 * values.put(Phone.NUMBER, "1-800-GOOG-411");
4381 * values.put(Phone.TYPE, Phone.TYPE_CUSTOM);
4382 * values.put(Phone.LABEL, "free directory assistance");
4393 * .withValue(Data.MIMETYPE, Phone.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE)
4394 * .withValue(Phone.NUMBER, "1-800-GOOG-411")
4395 * .withValue(Phone.TYPE, Phone.TYPE_CUSTOM)
4396 * .withValue(Phone.LABEL, "free directory assistance")
4442 * new String[] {Data._ID, Phone.NUMBER, Phone.TYPE, Phone.LABEL},
4444 * + Data.MIMETYPE + "='" + Phone.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE + "'",
4454 * new String[] {Data._ID, Phone.NUMBER, Phone.TYPE, Phone.LABEL},
4456 * + Data.MIMETYPE + "='" + Phone.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE + "'",
4496 * <li>{@link CommonDataKinds.Phone Phone.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE}</li>
4535 * the default phone number to use for the contact).</td>
5064 * The phone number as the user entered it.
5070 * The type of phone number, for example Home or Work.
5076 * The user defined label for the phone number.
5082 * The phone number's E164 representation.
5089 * A table that represents the result of looking up a phone number, for
5108 * <td>Phone number.</td>
5114 * <td>Phone number type. See {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone}.</td>
5120 * <td>Custom label for the phone number. See {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone}.</td>
5218 * The content:// style URI for this table. Append the phone number you want to lookup
5278 * The MIME type of {@link #CONTENT_FILTER_URI} providing a directory of phone lookup rows.
5983 public static final class Phone implements DataColumnsWithJoins, CommonColumns,
5988 private Phone() {}
6022 * The content:// style URL for phone lookup using a filter. The filter returns
6024 * to display names as well as phone numbers. The filter argument should be passed
6047 * If "1" or "true", phone numbers are searched. If "0" or "false", phone numbers
6074 * The phone number as the user entered it.
6080 * The phone number's E164 representation. This value can be omitted in which
7508 * that users can use for calling purposes. {@link Phone} and {@link SipAddress} are the
7513 * each column. For example the meaning for {@link Phone}'s type is different than
7520 * Similar to {@link Phone#CONTENT_URI}, but returns callable data instead of only
7521 * phone numbers.
7526 * Similar to {@link Phone#CONTENT_FILTER_URI}, but allows users to filter callable
7533 * Similar to {@link Phone#ENTERPRISE_CONTENT_FILTER_URI}, but allows users to filter
7543 * to start communicating with a person ({@link Phone} and {@link Email}). Note that this
7547 * can use to initiate communications with another contact. {@link Phone} and {@link Email}
7673 * {@link CommonDataKinds.GroupMembership} in this group, and also have phone numbers.
7805 * phone numbers. Read-only value that is only present when querying
8061 * no {@link CommonDataKinds.GroupMembership} entries, and also have phone numbers.
8125 * no {@link CommonDataKinds.GroupMembership} entries, and also have phone
8219 * {@link ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone#CONTENT_FILTER_URI}, and users can benefit
8234 * interactions using the same contact data field (for example a phone number can be used to
8235 * make phone calls or send SMS).
8290 * Type of usage for voice interaction, which includes phone call, voice chat, and
8421 * For example, passing the value {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone#CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE} can
8422 * cause phone numbers to be displayed more prominently in QuickContacts.
8631 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone#CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE} can cause phone numbers to be
8671 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone#CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE} can cause phone numbers to be
8870 * phone number or human readable username/user_id like "a_super_cool_user_name". This label
8875 * <li><em>Note: Some apps may choose to use phone number as the unique contact ID in DATA1.
8876 * If this applies to you and you?d like phone number to be shown below the Contact Name by
8879 * make sure it does not include prefix text such as "Message +<phone>" or "Free Message
8880 * +<phone>", etc. If you must show the prefix text in the Contacts App, please use a
8890 * will use existing phone number entries as contact ID's for such app.
8952 * otherwise, the value will be a phone number), and should be the unambiguous contact
8953 * endpoint. This value is app-specific, it could be some proprietary ID or a phone number.
8989 * list of phone numbers which come from the contacts or
8992 * The phone numbers being passed in through {@link #EXTRA_PHONE_URIS}
8998 * {@link android.app.Activity#RESULT_OK}, the array of picked phone
9042 * The phone numbers want to be picked by default should be passed in as
9043 * input value. These phone numbers could belong to the contacts or not.
9045 * The phone numbers which were picked by the user are returned as output
9048 * Type: array of URIs, the tel URI is used for the phone numbers which don't
9049 * belong to any contact, the content URI is used for phone id in contacts.
9156 * The extra field for the contact phone number.
9159 public static final String PHONE = "phone";
9162 * The extra field for the contact phone number type.
9164 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone},
9170 * The extra field for the phone isprimary flag.
9176 * The extra field for an optional second contact phone number.
9182 * The extra field for an optional second contact phone number type.
9184 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone},
9190 * The extra field for an optional third contact phone number.
9196 * The extra field for an optional third contact phone number type.
9198 * {@link CommonDataKinds.Phone},
9300 * For example, an Exchange contact can only have one phone numbers of type Home,
9301 * so the contact editor may choose a different type for this phone number to
9302 * avoid dropping the valueable part of the row, which is the phone number.
