Digit Manipulation testing.

[dsharp]

Hi, I have been checking the digit manipulation out no 3cx web interface and have found that it is somewhat similar to regex maybe with one or two restrictions.

Given regex can be a very powerful tool and there are many different methods of achieving the same results I was wondering if 3cx management interface comes with a builtin digit manipulation tester.

I was thinking something that will allow me to work on various digit manipulations and prove the outcome from the transformation applied.

There is a tool available in the Cisco VCS that does this, which comprehensively supports regex which I found to be a most useful tool.

if it does not exist could this be added as a feature request possibly?

Cheers
Dsharp

 

[Evolute IT]

Hi, I have been checking the digit manipulation out no 3cx web interface and have found that it is somewhat similar to regex maybe with one or two restrictions.

Given regex can be a very powerful tool and there are many different methods of achieving the same results I was wondering if 3cx management interface comes with a builtin digit manipulation tester.

I was thinking something that will allow me to work on various digit manipulations and prove the outcome from the transformation applied.

There is a tool available in the Cisco VCS that does this, which comprehensively supports regex which I found to be a most useful tool.

if it does not exist could this be added as a feature request possibly?

Cheers
Dsharp

What kind of digit manipulation? Beside Incoming/Outgoing Caller ID manipulation, there's not much you can do. CFD will allow for the rest.

 

[dsharp]

What kind of digit manipulation? Beside Incoming/Outgoing Caller ID manipulation, there's not much you can do. CFD will allow for the rest.

Any kind of digit manipulation.

Say for instance taking off the + adding the + taking off the country code adding a country code, changing the area code, stripping the 9 then changing to a number which matches against an inbound hunt group.

I understand these rules are applied in the inbound or outbound rules.

I'm interested in understanding the digit manipulation process in great detail as regex can be a very powerful tool.

for instance

+4412345678901

match +([1-9].)(.{5})(.{6})

Append 0\1\2\3

or a simpler rule

match +44(.*)

Append 0\1

I'd just like a method of being able to test the string so that I can prove a given result will be achieved and also if the test is performed using the PBXs programmer logic (as I don't think its full regex support) then I'll get to know the limitations also.

just think it could be a useful tool for administrators also.

 

[Evolute IT]

Any kind of digit manipulation.

Say for instance taking off the + adding the + taking off the country code adding a country code, changing the area code, stripping the 9 then changing to a number which matches against an inbound hunt group.

I understand these rules are applied in the inbound or outbound rules.

I'm interested in understanding the digit manipulation process in great detail as regex can be a very powerful tool.

for instance

+4412345678901

match +([1-9].)(.{5})(.{6})

Append 0\1\2\3

or a simpler rule

match +44(.*)

Append 0\1

I'd just like a method of being able to test the string so that I can prove a given result will be achieved and also if the test is performed using the PBXs programmer logic (as I don't think its full regex support) then I'll get to know the limitations also.

just think it could be a useful tool for administrators also.

Those are things you can already do.

I use this to remove the +1 from my incoming calls.

Pattern : +1(.*)
Replace : \1