Mobile Click To Call

[AndrewG589]

With this day and age, I would think that most people check their emails from their mobile phone. Your system does not allow to add a href for a phone number example: (333) 444-5555 I get an invalid url error and it will not let me save my changes. Please let me know if you update your system in the future. Thank you!

[NelleC]

This is for the dev team. The only way to properly ensure that phone numbers are linked in Androids Gmail App is by using a link. In your page builder, you can only insert http and mailto links. There is no way to make GMail...

[Chris_L]

@NelleC Thank you for the feedback and idea. I have opened the idea up for voting.

[JoeH1211]

Has this been added. I am not able to link a phone number in your builder app. Please advise.

[Marisa_M]

Just wondering why, in 2019, this still has not been implemented yet...???  It would be a very helpful feature to have!

[MarisaD76]

It's now 2020, and I'm also trying to figure out how to do this. This would be a great feature!

[CraigZ67]

This in not an idea.  It's a necessity.  Post haste.  

[StephenB445]

CC needs to develop the ability to create a "clickable" phone number that allows recipient to view email on cell phone and "click" to make the call.

[StephenB445]

Allow the click and call feature on emails. I am surprised CC does not support this.

[RussellB67]

Yeah, I'm surprised after FOUR years since this request there has been no action taken...

[RussellB67]

I make most of my campaigns in the custom code editor. When I use the code <a href="tel:+1-555-555-5555">555-555-5555</a>, the link doesn't work in any browser I test it in: gmail, MacOS, Windows Outlook, iOS. I finally deiced to click the "View as webpage" link and opened the page source. It looks like constant contact automatically changes the <a href="tel:+1-555-555-5555"> code to: <a href="#">. It's as if it detects that the code I used is not a http: or mailto: and "fixes" it to just #.