Hi Domenico -
First, you can remove the quotes aorund your variable
reference. I've seen examples with it, but you don't need
it.
I'm not sure: if variable is empty, you got an error.
In addition, double quotes around text that may contain spaces
will force the surrounded text to be
First, you can remove the quotes aorund your variable
reference. I've seen examples with it, but you don't need
it.
I'm not sure: if variable is empty, you got an error.
In addition, double quotes around text that may contain spaces
will force the surrounded text to be evaluated as a
Hi Domenico -
I'm trying to match a few of numbers in a GotoIf; numbers are not starting
with but contain some strings:
GotoIf($[${CALLERIDNUM} =~ 984836|984899|498993|644110]?8:11)
Expression result is always '0'.
First, you can remove the quotes aorund your variable reference. I've
seen
I'm trying to filter calls that don't have a proper ANI. This is what
I did:
; only if they a real-looking ANI
exten=_1XX1118/_.N.,1,Newt,1118-config
; Otherwise, send them to the loser partyline
exten=_1XX1118,1,Goto(outtrunk,19096611234,1)
This properly deals with null ANIs, but for
