> I never heard of the app WaitExten
<http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20cmd%20WaitExten>
but you could do the following: exten => _.,1,DigitTimeout,5 exten => _.,2,ResponseTimeout,10 exten => _.,3,SetVar(areacode=666) exten => _.,4,Background(zz-in-who) include => extensions include => applications include => speeddials exten => i,1,PlayBack(Invalid-Ext) exten => i,2,HangUp exten => t,1,PlayBack(NoExtensionEntered) exten => t,2,Hangup
yes, i could; and i did. problem is that it does not seem to work; hence my posting. it plays the background and then falls through to invalid on the first keypress.
i suspect this may be a sipura config issue again causing a double invite; but i am not sure.
how do i hack this?Don't, I suggest you read the handbook, the wiki, and/or the archives.
been there. done that. but thanks for the pointers.
[ btw, search function in wiki is not real great, to be polite; but that issue is not local to this wiki ]
randy
I would suggest never using "_." anywhere, since that matches "i", "t", "h", and a host of other "special" extensions that are used internally in Asterisk's dialplan, which will result in unexpected extension handling.
In many cases, the match "_X." is what you want, since that matches at least one _digit_ and then any number of other digits. If that isn't quite what you want, then a combination of "_X" and "_X." might work in some cascading fashion.
This may not solve the problem you're having, but is a good syntax/logic habit to develop when creating complex dialplans.
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