Hi,I'd like to take control of the type ahead buffer within my VXML script developed in Call Studio. So far the only thing I could find about it is a reference to a VXML prompt attribute, but nothing about how it can be set in Call Studio. Has someon...
All,in order to optimise some scripts we would need longer than 40 character long global variables. The documentation states the max is 40, but testing it I could store up to 255 char long strings in a persistent global var and could retrieve them ru...
Hello,I'm trying to configure a CSS11501 with two webserver failover groups but I could not find a solution searching through the documentation.There are two web server groups and each group has three servers.Group1: WWW1, WWW2, WWW3Group2: WWW4, WWW...
Hi All,I'm facing a scripting problem on ICM 7 which someone else might already found a solution before.I need to create a script that collects various inputs from the caller with microapps, performs a DB lookup, changes the call type based on the pr...
Hi,Does anyone know if the trunking of the client and server side vlans on a single 802.1q trunk a supported configuration?I'm not looking for the one armed config, but a standard secure routed mode with the change that everything is on a single trun...
I've tried configuring it in the settings tab just like you had on the screenshot with both com.cisco.typeaheadflush and the cisco-typeaheadflush too.Unfortunately the non bargeable prompt is still skipped after a bargeable prompt having those set.Sh...
I have tried it saving as Element Data and as Session Data. Neither of those worked. I guess because they are vxml properties and not prompt attributes. According to the VXML dev docs it should be a prompt level attribute, just like the barge in stat...
Thanks Geoff,I'll give it a go. The use case is when optional (bargeable) prompts are played to the caller and are followed by an important message (non bargeable). Without clearing the buffer the non bargeable prompt is just skipped.Attila
Geoff,page 134 of the Scripting and Media Routing Guide 7.5(1) says:"What are User Variables?....A user variable can store a value up to 40 characters long."As as I read this, the only way working with 41-255 byte strings is using call (ECC or Periph...
