JT
At 6:32 PM -0600 12/20/03, Brian West wrote:
On a side note.. you can't use exten => h, if you have any hope of getting accurate billing info. Its wise to call ResetCDR(w) in your exten => h, or not use it at all.
bkw
On Sat, 20 Dec 2003, Steven Critchfield wrote:
On Sat, 2003-12-20 at 16:57, Rich Adamson wrote: > I'm in the process of reworking my dialplan to include an ivr and > other items. I've seen several examples over the last several months > that mention the "s", "h", "t" (and probably others) extensions, but > I don't fully understand what they are used for. Can someone either > give a short definition of each or point me towards some doc?
s = Start. Used primarily for dialplans that enter a context with no other extension information. Think of a non DID phone line, call comes in, and we may only know that the line is ringing and nothing else. Even if you knew callerid, you have to still have a place to start. You can also think about s as a place to place part of the dialplan that you don't want callers to get back to unless they have passed through other functions.
t = Timeout. Used for when calls have been inactive after a prompt was played. Also used to hang up a line that has been idle.
h = Hangup. Used to clean up a call. Could be used to play a goodbye message before hanging up. Also seemingly used by the calling card people to record end of call for billing purposes.
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