Help me in dialplan?

Asterisk Asterisk Dialplan
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I have such thing in a dialplan:
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n,GotoIf(["{caller}" = “10001”]?dial1)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n,GotoIf(["{caller}" = “10003”]?dial3)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n,GotoIf(["{caller}" = “10007”]?dial7)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n,GotoIf(["{caller}" = “10008”]?dial8)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n,GotoIf(["{caller}" = “10009”]?dial9)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n,GotoIf(["{caller}" = “10010”]?dial10)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n(dial1),Dial(PJSIP/{EXTEN}@10000001) exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n(dial3),Dial(PJSIP/{EXTEN}@10000003)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n(dial7),Dial(PJSIP/{EXTEN}@10000007) exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n(dial8),Dial(PJSIP/{EXTEN}@10000008)
exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n(dial9),Dial(PJSIP/{EXTEN}@10000009) exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n(dial10),Dial(PJSIP/{EXTEN}@10000010)

For example im caller 10001 and my line is busy now, somehow asterisk start to call first ready line (usually its 10000003 or 10000007).
Why so happens?

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What is the error? What do you want to do? I can’t understand. Please elaborate.

3

Hi
$caller = CALLER(num)
this is the implementation if im user 1 on webrtc i call through 10000001 extension
if i user 3 i call through 10000003 extension
but if my line busy somehow - asterisk start to call from the next line in dialplan (if i should call from 10000001 and its busy - it starts to call through 10000003
But i didnt want it

4

Obviously asterisk works in sequential way, after your dial1 macro place a hangup. anyways in Goto statement you already have dial2 or dial3 macro, if the condition is true it will go to that route by default. Hope this helps.

5

Just add a Hangup line after each dial.

exten => _XXXXXXXXXXX,n(dial1),Dial(PJSIP/{EXTEN}@10000001)
same => n,Hangup

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Yes thanks! I think it would be a good idea!

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