venom Posted October 26, 2012 Report Share Posted October 26, 2012 I am trying to get my phones to dial out without the checkmark for 3 digit extensions which works fine and 9 + 10 digits for local and 91 + 10 digits for LD I only have one SIP trunk carrier and just want to try and simplify dialing for them. I modified the usa3 plan below which works for 9+10 !^(9[0-9]{10})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^(8[2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-9]11)!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d I tried to add another pattern in front of the previous like this to match 91 first then 9 but it doesn't seem to try and pattern match it still errors out and does not dial my last digit !^(91[0-9]{10})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d!^(9[0-9]{10})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^(8[2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-9]11)!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d I tried changing the 10 to an 11 as below !^(91[0-9]{11})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d!^(9[0-9]{10})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^(8[2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-9]11)!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d Same issue. I am just learning dial plans and any pointers would be appreciated. My calls will work with the first dial plan above since my SIP trunk provider does not require the 1 but I am just trying to keep a customer happy who thinks their emloyees won't think to dial long distance without the 1. Thank you, Venom Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vodia PBX Posted October 27, 2012 Report Share Posted October 27, 2012 Well keep in mind that when you have ^(91[0-9]{10}) and ^(9[0-9]{10}), there is a overlap. 91234567899 dies match the 2nd pattern before you even get to the first one. You could try ^(9[02-9][0-9]{9}), to make sure that the 2nd digit is not a "1". Anyway, IMHO everybody today understands what a check mark is on a phone (look at your cell phone), and instead of pressing the "9" button in the front you can as well press the Ok button at the end--same number of key presses and nobody has to worry any more how to dial a number. Just dial what you would dial on the cell phone. Anyway, just my personal opinion. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
venom Posted October 29, 2012 Author Report Share Posted October 29, 2012 Thank you, I will give it a try. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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