Hello guys,
I never really payed attention to dial patterns. I want to say I followed some examples online and that is why my dial patterns are the way they are.
My requirements are very simple, dial any domestic US number. I've been getting errors on conference calls with numbers (1888-xxx-xxx, 1800-xxx-xxx, and other 18xx numbers) for conference calls. I checked the logs in my phone service provider (Twilio) and I get the errors The called number is not a valid E.164 number followed by the number dialed to not have the + sign in front of the number dialed which is what causes the error. Basically I need to make sure any 18xx number also has the + prepend to the number.
Old dial patterns
Will these dial patterns work for any domestic US number?
New dial patterns
I never really payed attention to dial patterns. I want to say I followed some examples online and that is why my dial patterns are the way they are.
My requirements are very simple, dial any domestic US number. I've been getting errors on conference calls with numbers (1888-xxx-xxx, 1800-xxx-xxx, and other 18xx numbers) for conference calls. I checked the logs in my phone service provider (Twilio) and I get the errors The called number is not a valid E.164 number followed by the number dialed to not have the + sign in front of the number dialed which is what causes the error. Basically I need to make sure any 18xx number also has the + prepend to the number.
Old dial patterns
Will these dial patterns work for any domestic US number?
New dial patterns
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