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Hi Nicolás,

Thank you for the response and tip. -however I understand this in regards to assigning the users to the group - and is being done via the freepbx module (fopadmin 1.2.6) using fop2 version http://fop2.com/file.php?file=20.

The button and user scripts run fine and if I really wanted to I could just not use the fop2admin and edit how I like.. But in this case the client of mine wishes to use the fop2admin and I havent had this problem with it in the past. You would think its a mismatch version issue, but I'm using what is recommended. --One thing I can note that is different is that this client is using the demo version currently - this hickup has stalled them from ordering at this time.

Let me ask, the registration has no bearing on using the group display feature does it? (if everything is under 15 buttons) Because as is when we use the fop2admin - the whole page is blank. *only when we use fop2admin (versions of everything is above)

Kind Regards and Thanks
tuketu

Hello Nicholas

I am actually having the same issue. First thank you for a great product, I've installed this on nearly 50 clients so far.
However this is the first time I am having this type of issue. Normally I would just edit and force the buttons but this specific client wishes to use the freepbx module to make changes in the future.

This install has http://fop2.com/file.php?file=20 installed and fopadmin 1.2.6

Asterisk version is Asterisk 1.4.22-4 (trixbox 2.6.2.3) - I havent had a chance to upgrade them as of yet in regards to asterisk etc..

Any ideas to help point me in the right direction here?

I installed in fop2 first then the freepbx module.

If I do not create groups and don't use the web interface (freepbx) the buttons show up just fine however if I DO use the freepbx interface to configure groups, the page shows up blank after logging in.

I thought this was an issue with mismatch version from fop2 and freepbx module - however I appear to be using what is directed.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards

tuketu (bear kicking up dust)