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trixbox 2.4 no sugar crm.. Good I no like it anyway but..

theyhavelanded
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2007-05-16

Anyway sugar crm kinda blew. anyway to hand craft a directory from xml or some other format?



kerryg
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2006-05-31
You could pull the data from

You could pull the data from the mySQL data like the FreePBX Print Extensions module does.

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theyhavelanded
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2007-05-16
I would rather use an xml

I would rather use an xml file if possible or excel.



kerryg
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2006-05-31
What I am suggesting is a

What I am suggesting is a script that pulls data from the FreePBX database and outputs XML. You should be able to find example code on your trixbox system in the xmlscripts directory and modify to suite your needs.

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wtodd
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2007-04-29
Cisco Directory

Has anyone successfully been able to get the directory to work with cisco phones in 2.4 like Kerry has suggested how to do it?

It does seem a waste to reinstall sugar just for the directory.

Unfortunately i am stabbing in the dark and havent been yet successful, but will keep plugging away.



theyhavelanded
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2007-05-16
I know why cant i just make

I know why cant i just make a xml file. I would like 2 directories one of extentions and one of commonly needed numbers like local food places or something..



blakekrone
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Member Since:
2006-05-31
I'm working on a very simple

I'm working on a very simple to use web application that will be able to pull local extensions (including current call status) and also have categories for Emergency, Food, Contacts. I need to find some time to clean up the code and get it all finalized, but it's in the pipeline. I designed it for click to call from the web, touchscreen 7970, and standard 7960/7940.



jeb
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2006-08-22
current call status

I had a similar need a while back. The "buddy watch" function on my Polycom 501 phone is okay. But it's not accessible during a call. And for me that's the one time when I really wanted to know if someone was on the phone.

You can do just about anything with the asterisk manager interface. I whipped up something similar to what you describe.

I've read a few threads here and there that the manager interface is going through some changes. I haven't delved into the details but it probably means at some point my code stop working until I adjust it to the new interface.

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wtodd
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Member Since:
2007-04-29
cisco services and 2.4x = trainwreck!

Running 2.4.02 yummed up to date

I have looked through all of my directories (both xmlservices/ and cisco/services/) and it seems that the files there look to be in order

Unfortunately, on the cisco/services (7940/7960, etc) i get a message when i try to connect to the RSS feeds and/or other services:

"Unable to locate HTTP server"

On the xmlservices (7970, etc.) i get:

"Host Not Found"

error messages.

Does anyone have any idea why these messages occur? and if so a possible fix???

I know that the directories are down due to the absence to SugarCRM - which would be nice to find a lightweight solution to replace those directories, although i am very unknowledgeable about crm's.

Could this also be related to the SugarCRM directories not being included on 2.4.x??? ... or could it be possible one (namely me) doesnt have his trixbox configured correctly?

Thanks in advance for any info to clear up this mystery.



nfdotcom
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Member Since:
2008-06-11
wtodd, I had the same issue,

wtodd, I had the same issue, and was able to fix it by:

1) Log into your trixbox from the console/SSH
2) CD to /var/www/html/cisco/services
3) Edit (I like to use nano) index_cisco.php, PhoneDirectory.php, rssfeeds.php, and searchDirectory.php
4) In each file, there will be a config section at the top. Find this line:
$Server = "http://$SERVER_ADDR/cisco/services"; # don't add a trailing slash!
5) Replace $SERVER_ADDR with the IP address of your trixbox



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