Thinking about it I don't think you want to do what you are asking, It
sounds to me like you would create a race condition.
Otherwise what happens when the Person A answers and accepts the call and
Person B also answers and accepts the call?
Which channel do you bridge your call with? Person A or Person B?
You could use a Round Robin Memory queue with LOCAL channels to connect the
logic and make things work.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 2:35 PM, Leandro Dardini ldard...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd like to dial two extensions (or external number) and ask for
confirmation to accept the call.
Dialing an extension, asking for confirmation and then dialing a second
extension if the call has not been accepted is easy by using the dial
option U(...), but if I dial two extensions at once, when the first
answers, the other stops ringing.
Any idea to make the first continue to ring until the other accept the
call?
Leandro
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