CallXML 2.0 Development Guide

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This documentation is for CallXML 2, which has been superceded by CallXML 3. The CallXML 2 language is not being updated any longer. CallXML 3, however, has many new features and is actively being enhanced. If you're writing a new CallXML application, you should use CallXML 3. Click here for the CallXML 3.0 documentation.

<ontermdigit> element

Used for catching and handling term digit events as they occur in the call flow.

usage

attributes

next	Data Type: (navigation identifier)	Default: none - attribute is optional
	The 'next' attribute sets the URL the CallXML platform will go to when the container ends.
value	Data Type: (123456789*#\|ABCD)	Default: none - attribute is required
	This attribute defines the value to compare to the digit the user pressed to trigger an `<ontermdigit>` event. The value given in an `<ontermdigit>` element will be compared against the digit pressed, and if identical, any CallXML contained in the `<ontermdigit>` element will be executed. Allowable values are any one of "012356789#", the ordinary DTMF (Touch-Tone) keypad possibilities, plus the special keypad tones found on some telephones "ABCD". Do note that not specifying the 'value' attribute will allow you to catch and handle any* keypress from the caller.

possible events

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code samples

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<callxml version="2.0">
<block repeat="3">
<text termdigits="123">
Choose a number between one and three.
</text>

<ontermdigit value="1">
<text>
Hey, you pressed one.
</text>
</ontermdigit>

<ontermdigit value="2">
<text>
Whoopie, you pressed two.
</text>
</ontermdigit>

<ontermdigit value="3">
<text>
You must have pressed three. Its like magic.
</text>
</ontermdigit>
</block>
</callxml>

additional links

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