Don't know why you would have been experiencing pauses beforehand, but
you can specify a digittimeout with:
Set(TIMEOUT(digit)=<#>)
Michaël Gaudette wrote:
Hi,
I have a little situation with my dialplan, and I am wondering if what
I want is even possible.
Here it is: I have three contexts, context1 includes contexts2, and
context2 includes context3. In other words, in context1 all
extensions of context2 and context3 are valid (and actually working,
so that's good). I am using those context for the sake of code
clarity and reuse, and for this reason they are absolutely needed.
Most extensions work allright, EXCEPT in the cases where there are
"overlapping" extensions, for exemple 2, 23 and 235. In a normal
dialplan, I would expect when dialing "2" that there would be a
timeout of 5 seconds before that extension is dialed. When dialing
23, another 5 second delay and when dialing 235 it would dial
immediately. In other words, when I pressed "2" that extension would
not immediately be dialed but asterisk would wait for other digits.
In my case, the extensions are split as follows:
[context1]
include => context2
exten => 2, 1,noop(2)
[context2]
include => context3
exten => 23,1,noop(23")
[context3]
exten => 235,1,noop(235)
And the RESULT is that when I press "2" in context1, it doesnt even
give me a chance to dial the other digits, it simply connects me to
extension 2. What if I wanted to put in 235???
Is this:
1) A bug?
2) WAD?
3) I missed something?
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