Dial Patterns doubling zero's?

[MichaelTorfs]

I’m having trouble with setting the dial patterns.

Any idea why the numbers of zero’s of the prefix of the following dial patterns are doubled in the dialplan?

Kind regards,
Michael

[david55]

Because you’ve entered them twice. What the user dials is the concatenation of prefix and match pattern.

[MichaelTorfs]

Hi David,

Thanks for taking the time to answer.

I don’t think I entered the twice, there is a difference. Let me give a bit more context, I’m in Europe:

example local numer: 0477888888
example international numer: 003235555555

I need to put the in E164 format:

local should become: 32477888888 (so, get rid of leading zero and prefix 32)
international should become: 3235555555 (so, get rid of the leading zero’s and no prefix, here I already see a mistake of mine, the entry for international should not add a prepend (the 32 is already there.

So with that corrected:

give this dial plan (the local pattern now shows 2 zero’s, the international 4, where I entered 1 and 2):

[david55]

@MichaelTorfs

local should become: 32477888888 (so, get rid of leading zero and prefix 32)

prepend: 32
prefix: 0
match: ZX.

You have the 0 in both the prefix and the match, whereas it should only be in one.

[MichaelTorfs]

Ok, I think I understand.
FreePBX includes the prefix in the number (as I dial it), and then strips it.

I thought the match pattern has to be the number as I dial it (including the prefix).

I will test it like this.

Thx

[MichaelTorfs]

Thank you David… It now works like a charm😀