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Since its all part of a program.... I would do it using the AGI like
Christopher was talking about. However, I think this would be a 2
program issue. First, you would have a program that would check a
database or whatever to see who is late and make the call to the
supervisior. That call I would think would point to a IVR extension of
some type, which gives the "1" option to call that employee. If they do
press one, it would run a different program to generate that call.<br>
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I might be making it more complicated than needed with 2 programs, but
that's how I see it working.<br>
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Rob<br>
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Nitesh Divecha wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Finally, this is what I was looking for... to generate a call.
I have been working on my Time Clock application, where an employee will
call into the system using his cellphone to clock in and clock out his
hours. And it works perfect...
Now I was looking for an option where or if an employee is late to clock
in, the system has to generate a call and call the supervisor and inform
him that XYZ employee is late and give an option to supervisor "Would
you like to call XYZ employee, Press 1" and the system will call the XYZ
employee and connect with the supervisor...
Is it something feasible to do using the .call files? Or I am way too
off...
Cheers,
Nitesh
Christopher Robinson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I've done this many times, also used the .call files. If you don't need
your application to initiate the call the .call files are the better way
to go, otherwise it's a bit too much file management overhead.
Here's some working code on our end. In this case the Channel is
actually a context which makes the actual call, but I've used it both ways.
<?php
require('PHPAGI/phpagi-asmanager.php');
$callid = 'Somebody';
$asm = new AGI_AsteriskManager();
if($asm->connect())
{
$call = $asm->send_request('Originate',
array('Channel'=>"LOCAL/17165555555@voicepulse",
'Context'=>'called_party_context',
'Exten'=>'899',
'Timeout' => '1000',
'Async'=>'1',
'MaxRetries' => '5',
'RetryTime' => '5',
'Priority'=>1,
'Callerid'=>$callid));
$asm->disconnect();
}
?>
nik600 wrote:
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<pre wrap="">hi
i'd like to write a simply application in php with phpAgi that:
- connect to Asterisk
- call an external number using a Zap channel
- play a message
here is some code:
<?php
$asm = new AGI_AsteriskManager();
if ($asm->connect()) {
$asm->Originate("Zap/g1/1","number","default","1");
/*
play message...
*/
} else {
die("error\n");
}
?>
But it doesn't work.
Is it possible to create a program like this?
thanks
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