yes, I forgot the single quota in javascript statement. Now I saw the aruments. Thanks, On 10/28/09, Eliot Gable <egable+freeswitch@gmail.com<egable%2Bfreeswitch@gmail.com>> wrote:
Should work fine. I use this:
var calling_num = argv[0]; var called_num = argv[1];
Are you sure you actually had valid data in $1 and $2? Try to call it from the CLI:
jsrun test.js testvar1 testvar2
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 10:22 PM, Erwin Davis <davis.erwin@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, new to javascript. I tried to pass two arguments into javascript,
<action application="javascript" data="test.js $1 $2"/>
In test.js, I tried to use argv[1] to retrieve $1 and argv[2] to retrieve $2, however, the javascript test.js complained about argv[] as undefined variables. How to retrieve the passing arguments in a javascript same as the case above. Thanks,
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