7;re right : it seems an interesting work around.
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> [mailto:asterisk-users-boun...@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Warren Selby
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Feature Request: "SayNumberFiles"
Why not do something with Background()? i.e
Playback(you-have)
SayNumber(${numMessages})
Playback(messages)
Background(press-1-or-2)
Then just be sure to record the audio files in the approp
2009/12/3 Warren Selby
> Why not do something with Background()? i.e
>
> Playback(you-have)
> SayNumber(${numMessages})
> Playback(messages)
> Background(press-1-or-2)
>
> Then just be sure to record the audio files in the appropriate
> directory...
>
The benefit of using a single Read (instead
Why not do something with Background()? i.e
Playback(you-have)
SayNumber(${numMessages})
Playback(messages)
Background(press-1-or-2)
Then just be sure to record the audio files in the appropriate
directory...
Thanks,
--Warren Selby
On Dec 3, 2009, at 12:39 AM, Olivier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> C
Hi,
Currently, it seems impossible to use the output of SayNumber application as
an input to Read application.
So, if you want to develop an IVR with something like "You've got 23
messages. Type 1 to listen to the first one. Type 2 to leave", you must
parse this message into 3 pieces and want for
