ccxml elements

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<elseif> element

The elseif element is used to specify additional content when all other else or if statements equate to ‘false’. When a series of if-elseif-else statements are encountered, the application will execute the first one which evaluates to ‘true’.

usage

<elseif cond="(ECMAScript Expression)">

attributes

cond	Data Type: (ECMAScript Expression)	Default: none - attribute is required
	The cond attribute specifies an ECMAScript expression which can be evaluated to 'true' or 'false'. A condition must evaluate to 'true' in order for any enclosed operations to be performed.

parents

none

children

none

code samples

<Elseif cond> sample

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

<var name="state0" expr="'init'"/>

<eventhandler statevariable="state0">

<transition event="connection.CONNECTION_ALERTING" name="evt">
<log expr="'*** INCOMING CALLID IS: ' + evt.calledid + ' ***'"/>
<accept/>
</transition>

<transition event="connection.CONNECTION_CONNECTED">
<log expr="'*** INCOMING CALL WAS ANSWERED ***.'"/>

<if cond="evt.callerid == '4075551234'">
<log expr="'*** \'IF\' CONDITION IS TRUE ***'"/>
<elseif cond="evt.callerid == '4075554321'"/>
<log expr="'*** \'ELSEIF\' CONDITION IS TRUE ***'"/>
<else/>
<log expr="'*** \'ELSE\' STATEMENT REACHED ***'"/>
<disconnect/>
</if>

</transition>


<transition event="call.CALL_INVALID">
<exit/>
</transition>

<transition event="error.*" name="evt">
<log expr="'*** ERROR HAS OCCURED [' + evt.error + '] ***'"/>
<exit/>
</transition>
</eventhandler>

</ccxml>

additional links

W3C Specification

ANNOTATIONS: EXISTING POSTS

moshe

6/10/2004 10:07 AM (EDT)

The usage statement has a typo: It should read:

<elseif cond="(ECMAScript Expression)"/>

Note that it ends with a "/>", not just a ">".