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I have follow all the instruction and finally I was able to dial from salesforce and get my mobile ringing, however, when I pick up the call on my mobile, I just hear music in the background, is there anything I have to do in twilio?
I also notice that the component doesnt change so it looks like it is still dialing, despite the call been pick up, I though the component will change some how to display that the call was connected
Any ideas?
Thanks
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The reason you are hearing the background music is because in the apex class "softPhoneProviderHelper" under the twilio code there is a url that links to an xml that plays that music. If you change that url you can change the end point. I think the idea is to connect it to a Twiml function that routes your call, not sure, still working on that part. @manzanofab
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I have follow all the instruction and finally I was able to dial from salesforce and get my mobile ringing, however, when I pick up the call on my mobile, I just hear music in the background, is there anything I have to do in twilio?
I also notice that the component doesnt change so it looks like it is still dialing, despite the call been pick up, I though the component will change some how to display that the call was connected
Any ideas?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: