[asterisk-users] Background switch to different context

2006-12-28 Thread Keith Murray

I am using the Background() function to ask for the extension, but the
extensions are in a different context. Is there a way to tell Background()
to look for the entered extensions in another context other than the
currently running one?

Thanks.

Keith
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Re: [asterisk-users] Background switch to different context

2006-12-28 Thread Time Bandit

I am using the Background() function to ask for the extension, but the
extensions are in a different context. Is there a way to tell Background()
to look for the entered extensions in another context other than the
currently running one?

in that context you can do
include = other-context

hth
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Re: [asterisk-users] Background switch to different context

2006-12-28 Thread William Moore

If you type show application background on the *CLI, you can see all
the options listed there.  The last optional argument is the context
that you want to use to look for extensions.

On 12/28/06, Time Bandit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I am using the Background() function to ask for the extension, but the
 extensions are in a different context. Is there a way to tell Background()
 to look for the entered extensions in another context other than the
 currently running one?
in that context you can do
include = other-context

hth
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