You just need { instead of [ See: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Channel_Variables#Channel_Variables_in_Dial_... There's three options: < { [ -Avi On Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 11:00 AM, Alex Lake <alex@digitalmail.com> wrote:
Got a situation where an extension has two phones registered, but my dialplan is a little too simplistic to handle:
i.e my bridge string has something like this in it:
[tenant_id=0024,b_ext=201,accept_mode=Direct,leg_timeout=15]${sofia_contact(0024312)}'
But ${sofia_contact(0024312)} expands to "sofia/internal/sip:0024307@84.92.90.149:59031 ;transport=udp,sofia/internal/sip:0024307@37.157.38.162:51910"
so the leg-specific parameters only affect the first registration.
I suppose I could write something in Lua to work it all out properly, but it might be more elegant if there was something like this:
[tenant_id=0024,b_ext=201,accept_mode=Direct,leg_timeout=15](${sofia_contact(0024312)})
Where the brackets mean to apply the [] parameters to anything that comes out of the expression.
Is this available?!
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