asterisk users - Jan 2007 - PHP AGI script callerid question

I am trying to set callerid from a PHP script, using one of two functions as
shown below (setid1 and setid2).  The first function works great with
regular names and numbers, BUT, if I call the function with
("Test","UnknownNumber"), the cid number gets set to
"asterisk".  Why is my
passed number parameter not being accepted in this case?
 
The second function uses the new/recommended method of setting cid name and
number, but it has NO EFFECT.  (i.e. the name and number remain at the
asterisk default).  Why is this one not working?
 
Thanks,
MD
 
============================================= 
 
// Test #1
function setid1($name,$number) {
  $newid =  "\""  . trim( substr( trim( $name ), 0, 15 ) )
           . "\"<" . trim( substr( str_replace( " ",
"", $number ), 0, 24 )
)
           .">";
  obj->set_callerid( $newid );
}
 
// Test #2
function setid1($name,$number) { 
    $obj->cmd("Set(CALLERID(name)=\"$name\"");
    $obj->cmd("Set(CALLERID(num)=\"$number\""); 
}
 
 
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Have you tried 

phpagi 

http://phpagi.sourceforge.net/


 
Jon Farmer
Telford, Shropshire, UK

----- Original Message ----
From: Michelle Dupuis <support@ocg.ca>
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Sent: Friday, 26 January, 2007 5:52:27 PM
Subject: [asterisk-users] PHP AGI script callerid question



 

I am trying to set 
callerid from a PHP script, using one of two functions as shown below (setid1 
and setid2).  The first function works great with regular names and 
numbers, BUT, if I call the function with
("Test","UnknownNumber"), the cid
number gets set to "asterisk".  Why is my passed number parameter not
being
accepted in this case?

 

The second function 
uses the new/recommended method of setting cid name and number, but it has NO 
EFFECT.  (i.e. the name and number remain at the asterisk default).  
Why is this one not working?

 

Thanks,

MD

 

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// Test #1
function setid1($name,$number) {

  $newid 
=  "\""  . trim( substr( trim( $name ), 0, 15 ) 
)
           . "\"<" . 
trim( substr( str_replace( " ", "", $number ), 0, 24 ) 
)
           
.">";

  
obj->set_callerid( $newid );

}

 

// Test 
#2

function 
setid1($name,$number) {
    
$obj->cmd("Set(CALLERID(name)=\"$name\"");
    
$obj->cmd("Set(CALLERID(num)=\"$number\""); 

}

 

 

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Michelle Dupuis wrote:
> I am trying to set callerid from a PHP script, using one of two 
> functions as shown below (setid1 and setid2).  The first function 
> works great with regular names and numbers, BUT, if I call the 
> function with ("Test","UnknownNumber"), the cid number
gets set to
> "asterisk".  Why is my passed number parameter not being accepted
in
> this case?
>
Try to call the function with ("Test","")