4 Oct
2007
4 Oct
'07
6:25 p.m.
what part? Because the ip example should be. This ^00\(.+\)$ I think should be ^00(.+)$
/b
Brian, that's what I was talking about, the one for the destination number that's a series of digits, not a dotted quad IP address. It could be ^00(.+)$ to match absolutely any characters following the leading double-zeroes, or it could be ^00(\d+)$ to match only digits after the leading double-zeroes. I suppose it depends on whether the dialplan is anticipating non-numerics in the destination number. I'll update the wiki with non-escaped parens and I'll make a note of the difference between matching (\d+) and (.+) in the dialplan. -MC