Plum IVR Documentation

Attributes

count

(defaults to 1) The occurrence of the event. The count allows you to handle different occurrences of the same event differently. Each <form>, <menu>, and form item maintains a counter for each event that occurs while it is being visited; these counters are reset each time the <menu> or form item's <form> is re-entered. The form-level counters are used in the selection of an event handler for events thrown in a form-level <filled>. Counters are incremented against the full event name and every prefix matching event name; for example, occurrence of the event "event.foo.1" increments the counters associated with handlers for "event.foo.1" plus "event.foo" and "event".

cond

(defaults to true) An expression that must evaluate to true after conversion to Boolean in order for the event to be caught.

Example

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<vxml version="2.0">
  <form>
    <field name="myfield">
      <grammar type="application/x-jsgf" mode="dtmf">
        ( 1 | 2 )+
      </grammar>
      <grammar type="application/x-jsgf" mode="voice">
        ( one | two )+
      </grammar>
      <prompt>
        Say or enter any number of the digits one or two.
      </prompt>
      <filled>
        You entered <value expr="myfield"/>.
      </filled>
      <nomatch>
        You did not say or enter any ones or twos.
        <reprompt/>
      </nomatch>
      <noinput>
        You did not enter anything.
        <reprompt/>
      </noinput>
    </field>
  </form>
</vxml>

The output of the above script would be:

Computer: Say or enter any number of the digits one or two. Human: (enters DTMF-5) Computer: You did not say or enter any ones or twos. Computer: Say or enter any number of the digits one or two. Human: (silently waits for prompt to timeout) Computer: You did not enter anything. Computer: Say or enter any number of the digits one or two. Human: One two one two. Computer: You entered one two one two.

<nomatch>

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