Javascript Methods

You can use special events from the widget so you can execute custom code when some events happen.

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Important

The value [[TOKY_USERNAME]] must be replaced by your own user name. You can get your user name following the steps in this article

(function(p) {
    var s = document.createElement('script');
    s.src = 'https://call-widget.toky.co/toky-call-widget';
    s.onload = function() {
        Toky("boot", p);

        Toky("onWidgetReady", function() {
            // Do stuff
        });

        Toky("onShow", function() {
            // Do stuff
        });
        Toky("onHide", function() {
            // Do stuff
        });
        Toky("onCallStart", function() {
            // Do stuff
        });
        Toky("onCallEnd", function() {
            // Do stuff
        });

    };

    document.head.appendChild(s);
})({
    "$username": "[[TOKY_USERNAME]]",
    "$show_option": true,
    "$option": "505",
    "$position": "left",
    "$text": "Call us for free"
})

Toky(“boot”, tokyWidgetSettings)

The method used to initialize the widget. It can be executed at any time.

Toky("boot", {
  $username: "toky"
});

Toky(“onWidgetReady”, fn)

When the widget finishes initializing, it executes the function passed as argument.

Toky("onWidgetReady", function() {
  // Do stuff
});

Toky(“onShow”, fn)

When the widget is displayed, the method passed as an argument is executed.

Toky("onShow", function() {
  // Do stuff
});

Toky(“onHide”, fn)

When the widget is hidden, the method passed as an argument is executed.

Toky("onHide", function() {
  // Do stuff
});

Toky(“onCallStart”, fn)

When a call is started, the method passed as an argument is executed.

Toky("onCallStart", function() {
  // Do stuff
});

Toky(“onCallEnd”, fn)

When a call ends, the method passed as an argument is executed.

Toky("onCallEnd", function() {
  // Do stuff
});

Toky(“show”)

The method used to display the modal widget.

Toky("show");

Toky(“hide”)

The method used to hide the modal widget.

Toky("hide");

Toky(“call”)

The method used to make the widget initiate a call.

Toky("call");

Toky(“hangup”)

The method used to make the widget end a call.

Toky("hangup");

Toky(“mute”)

The method used to put the current call in mute.

Toky("mute");

Toky(“unmute”)

The method used to unmute the current call.

Toky("unmute");

Toky(“shutdown”)

Method used to turn off the widget and remove it from the DOM

Toky("shutdown");