[Freeswitch-users] How create customize CDR in free-Switch .

[Nyamul Hassan]

Which method of output in XML_CDR did you implement?  There are two:

1.  Writing to a file on disk and then parsing the file
2.  Writing to HTTP / HTTPS via POST and handle the parsing on the web
server side

As in the earlier suggested solution from myself, I prefer #1.  An added
advantage of this is, I can see the content of the XML file in a simple
text file reader, and modify my parsing script accordingly.

Usually the "sip_from_user" variable carries the "caller id".  If that is
true for your case, then in PHP it would be something like (assuming
$sip_from_user is initiated with the corresponding XML value):

$sip_from_user = "1444" . $sip_from_user;

Regards
HASSAN


On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 8:20 PM, Abdullah <abdullah at smonte.com> wrote:

> HI ALL,
>
>
> I have used *"XML-CDR"* in free-switch .
>
> I have successfully created Cdr IN TABLE OF cdr with default pattern .
>
> I want to change that field name and data with append some digit on its
> caller_id .
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>
>
> any Idea,
>
> THANKS
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