Yes, I have used the samplegadget as the base for this, and I think I've got the namespace correct.
finesse.modules.prompts = (function ($) {
The return section does contain the makeCall function.
return {
/**
* Make a call to the number from the XML
*/
makeCall : function (number) {
clientLogs.log("makeCall(): Making a call to " + number);
Dialog.makeConsultCall(fromAddress, number, {
success: makeCallSuccess,
error: makeCallError
});
},
/**
* Performs all initialization for this gadget
*/
init : function () {
var cfg = finesse.gadget.Config;
clientLogs = finesse.cslogger.ClientLogger; // declare clientLogs
gadgets.window.adjustHeight();
// Initiate the ClientServices and load the user object. ClientServices are
// initialized with a reference to the current configuration.
finesse.clientservices.ClientServices.init(cfg, false);
// Initiate the ClientLogs. The gadget id will be logged as a part of the message
clientLogs.init(gadgets.Hub, "prompts", finesse.gadget.Config);
user = new finesse.restservices.User({
id: cfg.id,
onLoad : handleUserLoad,
onChange : handleUserChange
});
states = finesse.restservices.User.States;
// Initiate the ContainerServices and add a handler for when the tab is visible
// to adjust the height of this gadget in case the tab was not visible
// when the html was rendered (adjustHeight only works when tab is visible)
containerServices = finesse.containerservices.ContainerServices.init();
containerServices.addHandler(finesse.containerservices.ContainerServices.Topics.ACTIVE_TAB, function() {
clientLogs.log("Gadget is now visible"); // log to Finesse logger
// automatically adjust the height of the gadget to show the html
gadgets.window.adjustHeight();
});
containerServices.makeActiveTabReq();
}
};
}(jQuery));
