Hi List,
Just one more question that may sounds stupid to some people but I can't
find the solution for now,
I have the following dialplan:
exten => queue,n,Queue(myqueue)
exten => queue,n,NoOp(ENDQUEUE)
I don't understand why the NoOp is never triggered, the incoming call is
always hangup
What version of Asterisk ?
Tristan wrote:
Hi List,
Just one more question that may sounds stupid to some people but I can't
find the solution for now,
I have the following dialplan:
exten => queue,n,Queue(myqueue)
exten => queue,n,NoOp(ENDQUEUE)
I don't understand why the NoOp is never tri
Tristan wrote:
Hi List,
I have the following dialplan:
exten => queue,n,Queue(myqueue)
exten => queue,n,NoOp(ENDQUEUE)
Once the call has ended, the dial-plan will jump to the hangup entry if
once exists.
Try:
[my-context]
exten => queue,n,Queue(myqueue)
exten => h,1,NoOp(ENDQUEUE)
Doug
Thanks for your answers,
The problem is that I already use the hangup entry for action when there
is hangup
The macro is triggered but I need to continue the call after the queue...
Exemple:
[mycontext]
exten => queue,n,Queue(myqueue)
exten => queue,n,Goto(someexten,s,1)
exten => h,1,Macro(ha
Tristan wrote:
Thanks for your answers,
The problem is that I already use the hangup entry for action when
there is hangup
The macro is triggered but I need to continue the call after the queue...
Exemple:
[mycontext]
exten => queue,n,Queue(myqueue)
exten => queue,n,Goto(someexten,s,1)
exten
That was the good way to proceed thanks !
Doug Lytle a écrit :
Tristan wrote:
Thanks for your answers,
The problem is that I already use the hangup entry for action when
there is hangup
The macro is triggered but I need to continue the call after the
queue...
Exemple:
[mycontext]
Well it depends if you want the caller to stay on the line afterwards. I had to
do something similar when we wanted to get some feedback from the customer after
they talked to an agent.
Basically you need to use a Local channel that will call the queue() app and
return after it is done for furthe
