Hi, I've noticed that when I have an extension containing only an absolute condition, the proceed variable in mod_dialplan_xml.c:parse_exten(...) is not changed and the next extension is also executed, thus ignoring the first extension's "continue" attribute, which was set to "false". I'm referring to this code: (mod_dialplan.c:221 in today's GIT) ... } else if (time_match == -1) { switch_log_printf(SWITCH_CHANNEL_SESSION_LOG_CLEAN(session), SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG, "Dialplan: %s Absolute Condition [%s] match=%s\n", switch_channel_get_name(channel), exten_name, all ? "all" : "any"); pass++; if (!all && !xor) break; } else if (time_match == 1) { ... Shouldn't this set the proceed variable to 1, just like the regex condition a few lines above (line 208 in today's GIT)? I just made a quick test and it worked as (I) expected. What I'm proposing is to change the code above to the following: ... } else if (time_match == -1) { switch_log_printf(SWITCH_CHANNEL_SESSION_LOG_CLEAN(session), SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG, "Dialplan: %s Absolute Condition [%s] match=%s\n", switch_channel_get_name(channel), exten_name, all ? "all" : "any"); proceed = 1; pass++; if (!all && !xor) break; } else if (time_match == 1) { ... Sorry if this was already discussed, I've searched this list and the users list to no avail... Best regards, Rafael Scheffer Vargas desenvolvimento KHOMP - 15 Anos R. Joe Collaço, 253 www.khomp.com.br Florianópolis | SC +55 48 3722-2916 | 9612-0276 | USA: +1 213-943-1535 vargas@khomp.com.br