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Sending Popups from the dial plan in Asterisk


  • From: Todd Routhier <todd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 08 Jul 2007 14:33:04 -0500
  • Mailing-list: contact operator_panel-help@lists.house.com.ar; run by ezmlm

I have been trying since yesterday to send a Popup from the dialplan to FOP with no joy. I have the recommended code in my dialplan and when watching the CLI I can see that it's executed correctly.

Here is the exact code I have in my dial plan:

;##Testing Popup URL in FOP##
[custom-URL]
exten => s,1,UserEvent(FOP_Popup|URL: https://www.google.com^Target: top)
exten => s,2,Macro(exten-vm,700,700)

I am using Trixbox 2 but not because I don't know how to use Asterisk by itself :)

I am not sure how to tell what version of FOP is integrated in this version of Trixbox though.

I have an IVR that fires off this custom extension when I push "355" while the IVR is playing. When I push 355 I can see the command "exten => s,1,UserEvent(FOP_Popup|URL: https://www.google.com^Target: top)" executed at the CLI without any errors but nothing ever fires from FOP.

The method of firing a popup from a button with callerid info has already been setup and works for me but I need to fire from the dial plan because it's much more versatile for what I need to do. Also, firing a URL from the button doesn't allow me to get anything but the callerid and what I need mostly is the $EXTEN (number dialed).

Any help with this or clues as to what I may be missing would be appreciated. I have spent hours on this trying different tweaks in the server conf file as well as many variations of the line in the dial plan. Finally I have spent a LOT of time searching and scouring the mailing list archive as well as Google, FreePBX forums, Trixbox forums etc. It seems that this just seems to work for everyone else but won't work for me.

Thanks in advance and hello to all from a first time poster to this list.

Oh and thanks to the developers of FOP for a great product!


Regards, Todd R.

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