More or less off topic, but there are some ATA units ( Intomedia, from
memory ) that won't ring if the CLID name has a comma in it!
John Novack
Chris Abnett wrote:
> I never did understand why asterisk went from the pipe to the comma..
> Just for that reason
>
> When I ran into this I had t
Interesting on replace.. Ive always had an AGI script to cleanse data..
Never ran macros more than a couple deep.. Always would rather come back
before I get in too deep or use AEL which is more suited for lots of
loopty loop hopping around...
I didn’t realize replaced works like you describe..
Hi Chris,
Yes, GoSub() is favored over Macro() in Asterisk 1.8, but Macro() still works
fine. The problem is Macro()'s can't be nested over 5 or so deep without
maxing out the stack. GoSub() has no such limitations.
As you say Asterisk 1.8 has a new REPLACE function, but I think that would be
I never did understand why asterisk went from the pipe to the comma..
Just for that reason
When I ran into this I had to cleanse my caller ID names before letting
scripts get hold of them... Esp since my caller ID names are often keyed
into hotel PMS systems by people.. They use whatever deli
Update,
I'm thinking this may be useful info, enclosed is an update. As David suggests
this appears to be a bug using Macro (and parsing), so let's try GoSub()...
--
[macro-test]
exten => s,1,NOOP(ARG1=${ARG1})
exten => s,n,NOOP(ARG2=${ARG2})
exten => s,n,NOOP(ARG3=${ARG3})
[sub-test]
exten =>
Then I think that is a bug in Asterisk. Quoted fields should not parse out
comas. I seem to recall a similar issue with CDR fields a while back (and
your parsing of them for the CDR display).
David
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 5:28 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck
wrote:
> Yes, tried those suggestions, both a " a
Yes, tried those suggestions, both a " and \, get passed with the string.
-- Executing [9@default:3] Set("SIP/10.10.50.1-0003",
"CALLERID(name)="Abelbeck\, Lonnie"") in new stack
-- Executing [9@default:4] Macro("SIP/10.10.50.1-0003", "test,"Abelbeck\,
Lonnie"") in new stack
-- Executing
Try putting "Abelbeck, Lonnie" inside quotations. There is a risk that the
quotations might get passed in with the arg. Alternatively can you escape
characters that have meaning with a backslash, for example \,
David
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 5:17 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know, I'm
Hi,
I know, I'm setting a bad example by asking an Asterisk question here...
Before asking Asterisk Users, I was wondering if anyone else ran across this
new Asterisk "feature" in 1.8. Here is a test example...
--
Asterisk 1.8.9.1
[macro-test]
exten => s,1,NOOP(ARG1=${ARG1})
ex
