SETCIDNUM new syntax

Asterisk Asterisk Support
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What is the new syntax in * v2.16 for:
exten => 99,1,[color=red]SETCIDNUM(${CALLERIDNUM:1})[/color] :question:

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I only understand from there that:
SetCIDNum has been deprecated (that’s the reason for this question) in favor of the function
CALLERID(number)
but I’m still puzzling for the new syntax of: SetCIDNum(${CALLERIDNUM:1})

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why don’t you just change to SET(CALLERID(num) = 012345678) ?

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Because the value (as in: exten => 99,1,SETCIDNUM(${CALLERIDNUM:1}) )
assigned to SetCIDNUM should be a variable and not a constant.

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The new function CALLERID() can accept any variable, e.g.,

See voip-info.org/wiki/index.php … c+callerid

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[quote=“valley”]The new function CALLERID() can accept any variable, e.g.,

See voip-info.org/wiki/index.php … c+callerid[/quote]

THANKS :smiley:

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[quote=“valley”]The new function CALLERID() can accept any variable, e.g.,

See voip-info.org/wiki/index.php … c+callerid[/quote]

When I use:

Here’s my output:

– Executing [9xx@sip:2] Set(“SIP/1xx-08aa8090”, “CALLERID(num)=”) in new stack

What’s the syntax if I want to slap my # into the CALLERID(num) field?
This is an outbound dialplan, so using EXTEN apparently doesn’t work. :smile:

Thanks,
Scott