Exit

The exit element returns control to the interpreter context that determines what to do next. This element is similar to the disconnect tag, and it will terminate the current dialog and return control to the interpreter. Upon reaching an <exit> tag, the Plum platform will simply discard the variables returned to it and disconnect. Unlike the <disconnect> tag, no event is thrown when an <exit> tag is encountered and the call is immediately terminated. The expr attribute stipulates a return of an expression (ex. 0). The namelist variable specifies names to be returned to interpreter context. The default is to return no variables; this means the interpreter context will receive and empty ECMAScript object.

Related links

• ECMAScript - Plum IVR Glossary
• Attribute - Plum IVR Glossary
• Disconnect - Plum IVR Glossary
• Event Handler - Plum IVR Glossary