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This area here, is where you need to create your variables first before referencing them in the script steps
Since the error was "invalid identifier: pSpanishOption" and we do not see a variable in the pane by that name, we now see why it's complaining. If you were to simply add a new variable of Type Prompt and name is pSpanishOption, the error will go away.
However, just because you made the error go away, doesn't mean success...not yet. You should know why you have the variable and what it does for your script. For example where you have 2600.wav asking if the caller is a spanish speaker, this is probably where a variable like pSpanishOption would be used (assuming based on name alone), however, I can see you've assigned that value to pSpanishSpeakerMain.
Bill, I have been attempting to do just that. I am trying. I am using 11.5, I have attached the script, and the script build in CXX Editor, but I know it is all wrong. But please take a look at what I am trying to do.
This area here, is where you need to create your variables first before referencing them in the script steps
Since the error was "invalid identifier: pSpanishOption" and we do not see a variable in the pane by that name, we now see why it's complaining. If you were to simply add a new variable of Type Prompt and name is pSpanishOption, the error will go away.
However, just because you made the error go away, doesn't mean success...not yet. You should know why you have the variable and what it does for your script. For example where you have 2600.wav asking if the caller is a spanish speaker, this is probably where a variable like pSpanishOption would be used (assuming based on name alone), however, I can see you've assigned that value to pSpanishSpeakerMain.
