Filled Block

In VoiceXML, a filled block is an element of coding language that allows the developer to properly execute an application. The filled block defines executable content, and is written specifically so that the contained content will be implemented when and if the condition of the stipulated item is equal to true. The filled block element specifies an action to perform when some combination of input items are filled. The filled block can occur in two places: as a child of the <form> element, or as a child of an input item. As a child of the <form> element, the filled element will perform actions that occur when a combination of one or more conditions is satisfied. If the <filled> element occurs inside an input item, it creates an if/then conditional situation where the action will be executed only after an input item has been filled in.

Related links

• Child Tag - Plum IVR Glossary
• VoiceXML - Plum IVR Glossary