I'm building a simple web page with contacts and their phone numbers. When accessing the page from an iPhone the iPhone recognizes the number and when the user touches the phone number a call is started. When the call is finished and the user want to save the number in the phone book (Make new Contact), I would like to have the name of the contact pre filled into name field of phone book entry.
Is it possible to make iPhone recognize the name belonging to a phone number on the web page? Is there a meta or XML tag that let iPhone identify the name from the web page?
Best regards Will
Unfortunately not. The best way to do this would be to serve up a vCard, but Safari doesn't support them for security reasons. The closest I've found is this question , but the closet solution there involves returning an ics (iCal) file with a vCard embedded inside it. This is not ideal.
So to summarise, there isn't a way to do this at present. This question has a lot of good information as well:
How to add a contact to the iPhone's Address Book from a Web Page?
If you are building your webpage with a view to embedding it inside a native app there are other options, but it sounds like that's not the case.
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