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C. Chad Wallace wrote:
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<pre wrap="">At 11:52 AM on 27 Aug 2009, Mat Murdock wrote:
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<pre wrap="">[parkedcallstimeout]
exten => _SIP011XX,1,Answer()
exten => _SIP011XX,n,NoOp(Call Parked on: ${PARKINGSLOT})
exten => _SIP011XX,n,NoOp(This is who parked us: ${EXTEN})
exten => _SIP011XX,n,Set(PARKINGEXTEN=${PARKINGSLOT})
;This sets the PARKINGEXTEN to the parking slot we were parked in.
exten =>
_SIP011XX,n,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:4:4},${RINGTIMER},${INTERNAL_DIAL_OPTIONS})
;This send the call back to the person who parked it. There are a
couple of global variables I use here. Nothing unusual here.
So what is the problem? Well the problem is that the PARKINGEXTEN
variable gets reset after the dial command in parkedcallstimeout.
That makes it so I cannot find out where that call was originally
parked If I can find out how to get that little bit of information
when the call is re-parked then I think this will work. If anyone
has any suggestions on how to accomplish this I would be grateful.
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Have you tried prefixing PARKINGEXTEN with '__' (two underscores) on
the Set call in parkedcallstimeout? That makes it a persistent
variable, which will be inherited by sub-channels, like after a Dial.
exten => _SIP011XX,n,Set(__PARKINGEXTEN=${PARKINGSLOT})
You might only need one underscore.
For more info, see 'core show application set'.
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Perfect. That did the job! Now I have "Sticky Park"!!<br>
<br>
Mat<br>
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