On 1/11/07, Mike D'Ambrogia <miked@jamagination.com> wrote:> > Ralph > > Kind of new to asterisk, and really new to AGI but it looks like you were > trying to have the AGI script tell asterisk to read and lay the results into > my_var and then regain control in the AGI script, is that correct? > > If so I don't think that will work since the dialplan variables are only > exposed/visible when you start the AGI script, since you are still within > the AGI script you'll probably never see my_var if called this way > > md >Mike, that's my first agi. Easy to see, ahm? What I'm thinking to do is, play a sound, get the numbers dialed, see on a db what to do using the dialed numbers, get back to dialplan (go to a queue or something else). The way started to work is that you said, send dialed as parameter to agi and get it with $argv[1]. And I was trying to get it from stdin. Things I do not understand well and the documentations I've read are not so clear are the way agi work with some things like: - How can I fix this agi to work? AGI Rx << exec read my_var|sound-file|5|||15 -- AGI Script Executing Application: (read) Options: (my_var|sound-file|5|||15) -- Accepting a maximum of 5 digits. -- Playing 'sound-file' (language 'en') -- User entered '85214' AGI Tx >> 200 result=0 AGI Rx << get variable my_var AGI Tx >> 200 result=1 (85214) AGI Rx << exec saydigits Resource id #1 // (this is the result of my_var) All the variables here was my_var, it worked for GET VARIABLE but didn't for SAYDIGITS and odbc connection. How can I SAYDIGITS of my_var or insert my_var value into a db? - What I need more to use WAIT FOR DIGIT? Because it didn't stop to wait for digits. - STDIN shoudn't get the result of READ or GET VARIABLE? Where these values go? -- Ralph Liebessohn ICQ: 74835911 Skype: liebessohn -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20070112/e21de70d/attachment.htm
> All the variables here was my_var, it worked for GET VARIABLE but didn't for > SAYDIGITS and odbc connection. How can I SAYDIGITS of my_var or insert > my_var value into a db? > > - What I need more to use WAIT FOR DIGIT? Because it didn't stop to wait for > digits. > - STDIN shoudn't get the result of READ or GET VARIABLE? Where these values > go?For AGI in PHP I always use this : http://phpagi.sourceforge.net/ Would make your life easier hth
Ralph
Morning - no, what I meant was that *I* was kind of new to * and I'm
learning AGI while working thru my first AGI script too
Let me see if I can explain my point better this time, it was a pretty
weak attempt below.
The key point is that the $argv[] array variables are only available at
the initial AGI script startup. The first time you call the AGI script
from the dialplan any params passed in would be exposed in $argv[].
In the script snippet that I found and included with the email that I
sent below it appeared to me that you did the following:
from the dialplan call the AGI script and pass in a variable
from within the AGI script you <did some stuff>
while within the AGI script you did this:
fwrite(STDOUT,"exec Read my_var|/sound_to_play|5|||15 \n");
since:
1 - this command from the AGI is being passed back in to * while the AGI
script is running in a manner akin to a shell or child process (I don't
think that is actually a child, but conceptually it might help to think
of it this way for the purpose of this example)
2 - the script does not stop and then restart
3 - $argv can only be populated at script startup
4 - $argv cannot be populated with a new value in this way since there
is no restart
in the dialplan snippet above my_var can only come back in thru $argv[]
This is my theory only, I have not tested this
Others have made mention that the phpAGI class might be helpful to
achieve your goal, while I have not looked into phpAGI I'd think that it
would too. Native php AGI scripting seems to be pretty primitive (but
its great to have it there).
md
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Subject: Re: FW: [asterisk-users] Get dialed numbers in AGI
On 1/11/07, Mike D'Ambrogia <miked@jamagination.com> wrote:
Ralph
Kind of new to asterisk, and really new to AGI but it looks like you
were trying to have the AGI script tell asterisk to read and lay the
results into my_var and then regain control in the AGI script, is that
correct?
If so I don't think that will work since the dialplan variables are only
exposed/visible when you start the AGI script, since you are still
within the AGI script you'll probably never see my_var if called this
way
md
Mike,
that's my first agi. Easy to see, ahm?
What I'm thinking to do is, play a sound, get the numbers dialed, see on
a db what to do using the dialed numbers, get back to dialplan (go to a
queue or something else).
The way started to work is that you said, send dialed as parameter to
agi and get it with $argv[1]. And I was trying to get it from stdin.
Things I do not understand well and the documentations I've read are not
so clear are the way agi work with some things like:
- How can I fix this agi to work?
AGI Rx << exec read my_var|sound-file|5|||15
-- AGI Script Executing Application: (read) Options:
(my_var|sound-file|5|||15)
-- Accepting a maximum of 5 digits.
-- Playing 'sound-file' (language 'en')
-- User entered '85214'
AGI Tx >> 200 result=0
AGI Rx << get variable my_var
AGI Tx >> 200 result=1 (85214)
AGI Rx << exec saydigits Resource id #1 // (this is the result of
my_var)
All the variables here was my_var, it worked for GET VARIABLE but didn't
for SAYDIGITS and odbc connection. How can I SAYDIGITS of my_var or
insert my_var value into a db?
- What I need more to use WAIT FOR DIGIT? Because it didn't stop to wait
for digits.
- STDIN shoudn't get the result of READ or GET VARIABLE? Where these
values go?
--
Ralph Liebessohn
ICQ: 74835911
Skype: liebessohn
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just as a followup and potential solution to the passing of values, I've been setting variables at the top of the dialplan using : exten => 100,n,Set(my_var=<SomeValue>) Now I can modify my_var in the dialplan, and I can get/set my_var in the AGI script via GET VARIABLE and SET VARIABLE You'll need to modify your current overall programming strategy in order to implement this. But do the READ that you are attempting from within the dial plan and not the AGI script, and either update my_var prior to calling the AGI, or pass my_var in to the AGI as a param. I've been calling my AGI with an extra param that helps the script determine where I am in the logic, i.e. if I pass in the extra param with a -1 then I'm at the beginning of the logic, if I pass in a -2 then I know that I've got the variables available and set so that I can do my mysql inserts, etc. On the AGI side I trap the value of the extra param in a switch stmt and then execute the approp block of code based on the value. md -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20070112/10f35767/attachment.htm
>From: "Ralph Liebessohn" <ralphliebessohn@gmail.com> > >On 1/11/07, Mike D'Ambrogia <miked@jamagination.com> wrote: >> >> Ralph >> >>Kind of new to asterisk, and really new to AGI but it looks like you were >>trying to have the AGI script tell asterisk to read and lay the results >>into >>my_var and then regain control in the AGI script, is that correct? >> >>If so I don't think that will work since the dialplan variables are only >>exposed/visible when you start the AGI script, since you are still within >>the AGI script you'll probably never see my_var if called this way >> >>md >> > >Mike, > >that's my first agi. Easy to see, ahm? >What I'm thinking to do is, play a sound, get the numbers dialed, see on a >db what to do using the dialed numbers, get back to dialplan (go to a queue >or something else). >The way started to work is that you said, send dialed as parameter to agi >and get it with $argv[1]. And I was trying to get it from stdin. >Things I do not understand well and the documentations I've read are not so >clear are the way agi work with some things like: >- How can I fix this agi to work?Ralph, Is there a special reason you need to Read() from inside AGI? If not, the following should work: --- snippet from extensions.conf exten => s,1,Read(my_var|sound-file|5|||15) exten => s,2,AGI(MyAGI,${my_var}) --- snippet ends --- snippet from MyAGI $conn=odbc_connect('MSSQL', 'USER', 'PASS'); $query = odbc_exec($conn, "INSERT INTO dialed(number) VALUES('$argv[1]')"); fwrite(STDOUT,"exec saydigits $argv[1] \n"); --- snippet ends Yuan Liu>AGI Rx << exec read my_var|sound-file|5|||15 > -- AGI Script Executing Application: (read) Options: >(my_var|sound-file|5|||15) > -- Accepting a maximum of 5 digits. > -- Playing 'sound-file' (language 'en') > -- User entered '85214' >AGI Tx >> 200 result=0 >AGI Rx << get variable my_var >AGI Tx >> 200 result=1 (85214) >AGI Rx << exec saydigits Resource id #1 // (this is the result of my_var) > >All the variables here was my_var, it worked for GET VARIABLE but didn't >for >SAYDIGITS and odbc connection. How can I SAYDIGITS of my_var or insert >my_var value into a db? > >- What I need more to use WAIT FOR DIGIT? Because it didn't stop to wait >for >digits. >- STDIN shoudn't get the result of READ or GET VARIABLE? Where these values >go? > >-- >Ralph Liebessohn >ICQ: 74835911 >Skype: liebessohn