Brian West pisze:
> On Mar 23, 2009, at 3:51 AM, Szymon Olko wrote:
>
>> I found solution for this looking into sources of mod_conference and
>> switch_ivr_originate.
>> Channel variables can be set in originate and dial commands,
>> Following syntax must can be used:
>>
>> 'bgapi conference test dial {variable_name=value}sofia/internal/
>> 1001%192.168.77.248 123 test'
>>
>> or
>>
>> 'bgapi originate {variable_name=value}sofia/internal/
>> 1000%192.168.77.248 &conference(test#1) XML default test 123'
>>
>> Multiple variables can be set, every variable must be put in it's
>> own curly brackets.
>
> NO, You do {var=val,foo=bar,blah=blah}sofia/blah/blah Its the same
> syntax system wide.
>
>
>> Do anybody knows is there are problems with some special characters
>> in variable value??
>
> Like what?
For example how to put space in variable value? Maybe other like %,@,/ are forbiden?
>
>> This feature works now because there is no checking of 'bridgeto'
>> values in code. Is this good way to use it, or should I make a
>> patch for mod_conference and add another argument to 'conference
>> dial' command?
>
>
> What do you mean patch?
>
I could change mod_conference so it accepts one more parameter in command, then I could post patch to you.
I need that feature to set variable. Current solution works great, but I'm asking is this the right way?
Best regards
Szymon Olko