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<redirect>  element

The <redirect> tag will redirect an incoming phone call to the specified destination telephony address URL.  This URL can be a VOIP endpoint, another phone number, etc. Note that this element is unsupported at this time.



usage
<redirect callid="(ECMAScript Expression)" dest="(ECMAScript Expression)" reason="(ECMAScript Expression)">


attributes
callidData Type: (ECMAScript Expression)Default: none - attribute is required
Not Enabled
The callid attribute specifies the id of the incoming call leg that should be redirected. This attribute is completely optional; if left unspecified, then the interpreter will redirect the signalling incoming call leg indicated in the current event being processed.
destData Type: (ECMAScript Expression)Default: none - attribute is required
Not Enabled
This attribute indicates the telephone URL which evaluates to the target for the outbound call. Not specifying this element will certainly cause a fatal, application-stopping error.
reasonData Type: (ECMAScript Expression)Default: none - attribute is optional
Not Enabled
The reason attribute returns a user-defined ECMAScript string indicating the reason for the call being redirected. The value returned will be a standard HTTP status code, (i.e., "500" etc).



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additional links
W3C SpecificationTelephone URL Formatting


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