Kevin Collignon

Las Vegas —> Loveland, CO on board MD-80 twin jet

Thu, 28 Jul 2011 12:40:17 -0400

Las Vegas —> Loveland, CO on board MD-80 twin jet

Just received this in the mail. I’m glad we are finally...

Tue, 26 Jul 2011 15:01:46 -0400

Just received this in the mail. I’m glad we are finally using newer aged books for class. Can’t wait to dig in.

Finally received my iPad 2! 64GB wifi & 3G

Fri, 15 Apr 2011 13:21:15 -0400

Finally received my iPad 2! 64GB wifi & 3G

Customizing Twilio OpenVBX CallerID and Time Out

Thu, 14 Apr 2011 19:50:41 -0400

I am writing this post in hopes that someone having similar issues to me may find this useful.

My issue: Inbound calls were being routed to my cell phone, but my cell phone voicemail would be picked up and presented before the twilio call was able to route to my custom voicemail greeting. Also, there was no way for me to know if the call i was receiving was from Twilio, or a direct call. I use OpenVBX for business, so I want to know when the inbound call is coming from Twilio so that I can answer accordingly.

The Fix: It turns out you can update your twiml.php located inside plugins/standard/applets/dial on line 123:

Original

$dial = $response->addDial(array('action' => current_url()));

Replace With

$dial_timeout = "17" // about 4 rings for me $dial = $response->addDial(array('action' => current_url(), 'callerId' => 'XXXXXXXXXX', 'timeout' => $dial_timeout));

* The number you use for caller ID must be a verified number on your Twilio Account (either a purchased number, or verified caller-id number)

Just received my new rails book in the mail. Can’t wait to...

Sat, 02 Apr 2011 22:01:58 -0400

Just received my new rails book in the mail. Can’t wait to start reading it. Has a great example building an e-commerce store with Ajax checkout. I’ll post updates as I read more.

RubySource

Sat, 02 Apr 2011 13:32:17 -0400

RubySource:

This could possibly be one of my favorite sites at the moment. It is fairly new, but I can’t wait to see the site develop with more articles, tutorials, and advice over time. There are a lot of sites out there for general web tutorials, programming tutorials, etc but I’m glad there is finally one devoted to Ruby and Rails.