> Try something like this. Record a message (if one doesn't already
> exist) saying "Please hold while your call is being transferred."
>
> Then add it to your dialplan as such:
>
> exten 101,1,Setvar(myexten)
> exten 101,2,Dial(Zap/1,10,t)
> exten 101,103,getvar(myexten)
> exten 101,104,playback(hold-transfer)
> exten 101,105,Wait(3)
> exten 101,106,Dial(myexten)
>
> The hold message would take about 3 seconds, then with the additional 3
> second wait, that would give you 6 seconds to hang up your phone, which
> if you are transferring a call is very reasonable. If it goes through,
> then great, you are done. If not, your phone will ring again in a few
> seconds and you get the call back.
That would indeed work. A little hackish but yeah, definitely.
I've been playing around a little bit this afternoon. I added a PARKEDAT
variable to res_parking.c so that I could get the parked extension in the
dialplan. I'm hoping to do something like this:
exten 100,1,ChanIsAvail(Zap/1)
exten 100,2,Transfer(Zap/1)
exten 100,3,Hangup
exten 100,102,Park
exten 100,103,Play(unavailable, press 1 to return to the call or 2 to try
someone else)
exten 1,1,ParkedCall(${PARKEDAT})
exten 2,whatever...
obviously in a macro but that's the idea... I was originally farting around
with quiet meetme conferences but that wasn't quite right.
Am I on the right track here? Hopefully I can take res_parking and create a
park() that can incorporate a parkandannounce so that you can select whether
you want it audible or in a script (for putting the parking # on a sip phone
or something).
What do you think?
-A.
exten 1,1,
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