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Hi Ted, I really appreciate your post and help, and I also like this kind of SQL challenges. Although your solution does not apply because of the way fop2 is coded, it was an insightful post and I thank you for that, it adds richness to the forums. Proposing solutions is always a good thing in a forum. Now that I am back from vacations I will see if I can make the group sorting query and modification on the client to see if it is possible to change the group order on the display based on the logged extension. Best regards,

Ok, I will see if I can make it configurable. Remember that you can always use the Filter box to have instant filters with no delays for searching extensions. Best regards,

I figured out the problem with calls being dropped when transferring to Park. For some reason I did not have your copy of extensions_override_freepbx.conf in /etc/asterisk. The version I had was missing the fop2-park context. I copied your file (from /usr/local/fop2) to /etc/asterisk and bingo it worked. If anyone else has a similar problem, go to /etc/asterisk and enter the command grep fop2-park * If nothing is found, you have the same problem I did. Ted

If custom_popup is calling an Asterisk connected service (I've been playing with tomcat and Asterisk-Java), that process can find out everything about the inbound call (e.g. if it is a transfer, what is the originating caller id). With the extensions one can infer the channel, but getting it explicitly would be great. Tx, Ted