Use the macro feature in dial (CVS-HEAD only, or apply the patch)
documented here:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-asterisk+cmd+dial
On 4/17/05, Philip Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
I like to implement something that does the following:
- a call comes in
- answered: Please
At 04:19 PM 17/04/2005, C F wrote:
Use the macro feature in dial (CVS-HEAD only, or apply the patch)
documented here:
I can't see a way to get Queue to use the macro; it has a limited number of
options available.
I have tried using 'Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]' as a queue member, but this seems to
Don't use it with queuing, use it with dial
On 4/17/05, Philip Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 04:19 PM 17/04/2005, C F wrote:
Use the macro feature in dial (CVS-HEAD only, or apply the patch)
documented here:
I can't see a way to get Queue to use the macro; it has a limited number of
At 05:02 PM 17/04/2005, C F wrote:
Don't use it with queuing, use it with dial
One problem with this: queueing gives a context menu. Just using a series
of 'Dial' commands means that I lose the ability for the caller to have a
context menu without putting a call to WaitExten or Background (both
FWIW, I finally got it going using queues. The queue has one member which
is a Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED] number. The context it points to uses Dial with the M()
option, and it all seems to work...MoH runs all the time, and the caller
can leave the queue via voicemail.
Thanks for the help etc.
At
On April 17, 2005 11:36 am, Philip Warner wrote:
FWIW, I finally got it going using queues. The queue has one member which
is a Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED] number. The context it points to uses Dial with
the M()
option, and it all seems to work...MoH runs all the time, and the caller
can leave
Dear All,
I like to implement something that does the following:
- a call comes in
- answered: Please enter your code
- caller types a number, eg. '123'
- caller hears: we will try to connect you followed by music.
- asterisk tries calling a series of predefined numbers, asking each
will
