Plum IVR Support

In my script, I have

<data srcexpr="getMsg" name="msgInfo" method="post" namelist="id"/>

which returns (as can be verified in a log statement)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding ="UTF-8"?>
<messageInfo>
<ID>12</ID>
<text>This is the standard default test message.</text>
</messageInfo>

I then try to parse this in ECMAScript

<script>
rows = msgInfo.documentElement.getElementsByTagName("text")
if (rows.length > 0 ) {
TextToSend = rows[0].nodeValue
}
</script>

which does not work; this fails with a complaint about the array subscript. What's happening is that the value of rows, as seen in a log, is
<text>This is the standard default test message.</text>

and it seems to be a single element rather than a NodeList.

Evenif I try rows.nodeValue, treating this return value as a single Node instead of a NodeList, I get no data -- I get undefined.

I expect that I'm overlooking something obvious, but this methodology has worked for me in other (browser) contexts.

and one answer is:

nodeList.item(0).firstChild.data

seems to work -- that nodeValue tag is absolutely the wrong one -- but I've iterated through NodeList objects in the past using standard array notation, and I don't understand why it's not working here.

make that

nodeList.item(0).firstChild.data.toString()

otherwise, apparently, the type isn't text.

Hi,

That is correct. Using the IVR system, you have to implement it in this way to make the type as text.

Regards,
Plum Support