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I am having a problem getting the following logic to work,
in a macro. Basically, if the caller ID matches, set the outbond trunk
to a Zap channel, otherwise use a SIP provider. exten => s,n,Set(TRUNK=${IF($[${CALLERIDNUM} = 1234567890]?Zap/g1:SIP/LDPROVIDER)})
; use PRI instead of SIP That works. The TRUNK variable is set properly. But the SIP LD provider requires a prepended code, so I say
if the TRUNK var is the SIP/LDPROVIDER set another variable called PREPEND_CODE
to the passed argument, otherwise use nothing if it’s the Zap channel
since I will just be sending the digits as is. exten => s,n,Set(PREPEND_CODE=${IF($[ ${TRUNK} = SIP/LDPROVIDER]?${ARG2}:)}) However this always sets the PREPEND_CODE variable even if
TRUNK is set to Zap/g1. If I use ‘SIP/LDPROVIDER’ or “SIP/LDPROVIDER”
or even ${TRUNK:} = SIP (not sure if that’s even valid but I tried it) it
still sets the variable. I also tried using a space after the : but still doesn’t
work. Does IF only match digits??? Asterisk ver 1.2.12.1 I must be doing something wrong but am not sure what it is…any
ideas? I have a feeling I missed up because I was looking at this at 2am and
working on it via a cell phone SSH connection so I must be missing something
obvious. Bill |
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