On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 11:24 AM, Phillip Jones <pjinthe...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have created a simple conference that works great. The only problem is,
> when a participant press # it exits the call. So when a user enters a
> conference with a PIN, and by habit they enter 12345 followed by pound, it
> puts them in and then straight out.
>
> So I edited conference.conf.xml so:
>
> <!--control action="hangup" digits="#"/-->
>
> and even assigned # to another function:
>
> <control action="energy up" digits="#"/>
>
> and the same occurs. Pressing # exits the conference.
>
> What am I missing here?
>
> tia - phil
>
>
>
Phil,
I recommend that you create a custom profile and a custom caller control
group. Just copy the defaults and rename them to something meaningful. In
conference.conf.xml you can add a new call control group like this:
<group name="custom"> <!-- notice the new name -->
<control action="mute"
digits="0"/>
<control action="deaf mute"
digits="*"/>
<control action="energy up"
digits="9"/>
<control action="energy equ"
digits="8"/>
<control action="energy dn"
digits="7"/>
<control action="vol talk up"
digits="3"/>
<control action="vol talk zero"
digits="2"/>
<control action="vol talk dn"
digits="1"/>
<control action="vol listen up"
digits="6"/>
<control action="vol listen zero"
digits="5"/>
<control action="vol listen dn"
digits="4"/>
<!-- Notice that I removed the hangup option; # digit is not bound to
anything; you can bind it to something else if you wish -->
</group>
Then make a copy of the default profile changing the profile name and the
caller-controls parameter:
<profile name="custom"> <!-- notice the new name -->
<!-- snip -->
<param name="caller-controls" value="some name"/>
<!-- snip -->
</profile>
Give that a whirl and report back. :)
-MC
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