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How do I use # to terminate user input?

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dking
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How do I use # to terminate user input?

Post by dking »

Since the VoiceXML 2.0 specified global property "termchar" is unsupported, how do I get the # character to end user input? My current test case involves a field type of "digits":

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<form id="test">
  <field name="testField" type="digits">
    <prompt timeout="10s">
      Enter a number, then press pound.
    </prompt>
    <noinput>
      Too slow.  Try again.
      <reprompt/>
    </noinput>
    <nomatch>
      Not a number.  Try again.
      <reprompt/>
    </nomatch>
  </field>
</form>

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# always terminates input for fields in IVR applications

Post by support »

# always terminates input for fields in IVR applications. If you need to specify pound termination for <record> tags, there is an attribute to specify that.


Hope this helps!

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