Debugger wasn't working in Edge but I switched to Chrome and now I see a lot of output in the console. I see the number in the fromAddress. Would it make sense to get it from here?
<Update>
<data>
<dialogs>
<Dialog>
<associatedDialogUri/>
<fromAddress>2671234567</fromAddress>
<id>100059106</id>
<mediaProperties>
<DNIS>1639</DNIS>
<callType>ACD_IN</callType>
<dialedNumber>2551</dialedNumber>
<outboundClassification/>
<callvariables>
<CallVariable>
<name>callVariable1</name>
<value/>
</CallVariable>
This is from the google maps sample I just changed it to use callVariable 1 instead of 3.
handleNewDialog = function(dialog) {
// increment the number of dialogs
numDialogs++;
// get the call variable data from the dialog
// getMediaProperties returns an array of properties
callvars = dialog.getMediaProperties();
clientLogs.log("cv1="+callvars["callVariable1"]);
// if callVariable3 is null then add a handler for subsequent dialog events
// where the call data will have been updated
if (callvars["callVariable1"] == null )
{
dialog.addHandler('change', _processCall);
}
else
{
// render the html in the gadget
clientLogs.log("rendering dialog");
render();
}
},
render = function () {
var currentState = user.getState();
if (numDialogs==1) {
// callvars was set in handleNewDialog
// get the call var 3 and put it in the address field
var cv1 = callvars["callVariable1"];
clientLogs.log("callVariable1=" + cv1);
$('#callVariable1').attr('value', cv1);
gadgets.window.adjustHeight('1000');
}
else {
// we don't have a call yet
$('#callVariable1').attr('value', "<not set>");
gadgets.window.adjustHeight('1000');
}
},
_processCall = function (dialog) {
// if here then callvar1 didnt show up on initial dialog
// get the latest callvariables
callvars = dialog.getMediaProperties();
render();
},
