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Subject: From: Date: | Re: [ECS] Programming and Phone Question Scott Danks Wed, 01 Mar 2000 09:19:51 -0600 |
Wed, 01 Mar 2000 09:19:51 -0600
I have had a few hours to get enthrawled in the ECS events lately, and I have some questions
for you guru's.
Question 1:
Is there a built in way to play a specialized greeting based on caller Id.?
I am operating under the assumption that I have to write my own but the toolsa re there.
So, I got it to work by patching the "phone service" event, and playing a different
wav file based on the callerid. The problem is I have to patch the event everytime
I have a new callerid to setup. SO, I thought I would make an event that reads a text
file and parses it for the callerid lookup and associated wav file (or .RPC) file to
play and if it does not find one, play the normal greeting. . . .
Question 2:
Has anyone already done this? I may be making it harder than it is (Mark probably has
this done already and it may be internal to ecs)
Question 3:
Mine is ALMOST working. BUT, I can't figure out how to set a text variable to nothing
to clear it. I tried copying a <NUL> to the variable and that did not work, the text
variable I build looks like this when trace is turned on: "<NUL>918-835-xxxx". When
setting it to a value it just seems to append on the text line. I should probably learn
how to do this even if one of you has a routine I can use so I will know how to do this
in later events.
BTW, the way I set it to <NUL> is:
text-char set <NUL>
text-string t1/a<-stt
Question 4:
Could it be that my remote phone stuff is not working because I'm using an "answer/w"?
Does that stop it from figuring out what macros, etc. are coming in?
Any ideas whould be helpful. If I can make this work and no one is using one I will
be happy to share the events, as usual.
Scott Danks
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