If you are having issues making TEL: links work in BT 1.5 Android APPS on Custom URL Webpages - this HOWTO I put together may be helpful. http://www.skomp.net/BT/BTdialerfix.htm The MAILTO: links in my 1.5 Android APP seem to work without issue on actual devices. It may depend on how email is set-up on the device what it does. But the TEL: links continue to freeze my APP. I tested this today (3/9/12) with a download of the Source Code of my BT 1.5 Android app on the new BT site and it seems to still be an issue. David from BT was gracious enough to provide me a fix that others may find useful. Let me know if any errors/mistakes/corrections with the HOWTO. (my first attempt at trying to give back to the community)

Fred - This is that code snippet I promised you last week I would post. I can't recall the name of the persons whose thread we took over but hopefully they also see this. Can't seem to find the old thread on the new site but this was the original URL of the discussion on this issue: http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=83A020257808E4C34EF0D6B

I would try editing BT_act_controller. Specifically go near the bottom to your doNotLoadList add do not load "tel" in a similar way you see the ones already there. See if that works. Bet it does :) mailto is already there, so I am curious as to why it might not be working. I use this donotload list specifically to force youtube links to leave the app (thus allowing native youtube use).

^^ wow. that works like a dream. more proof there is more than one way to skin a cat. what an awesome chunk of code that is to control stuff. thanks again man! Thats a heck of a lot easier and seems like a simple fix for BT 1.5 Android. just insert this line: doNotLoadList.add("tel"); i wonder if there is a reason the BT folks haven't implemented that. Maybe it conflicts with another function? mailto: you have to have a working mail account set-up to see it launch on the emulator. it does work once you do. i'm adding your fix to my how to if that's OK? this would have saved me hours.....

I have updated the HOWTO for this based on the info passed along by Zackamo. Thanks again for such a quick, simple fix. Hope to see this implemented in the next BT Androind update (or an explanation of why it's not their fix.)

I'll be interested to see how plugins work out here in the near future. In theory this could possibly be controlled via plugin, so the user wouldn't have to know how to edit code to modify what can run where. I am getting to the point where I think I could start making some basic plugins for android, but am going to hold off until I can read through the BTU stuff when it comes out.

Anyone know where 'BT_act_controller' is in BUzztouch 1.4? Or an alternate place to put: doNotLoadList.add("tel");