If you had read chapter 6 of the bridge book you'd know the answer. ;) If you want to pass arguments then do something like this: greet-long="phrase:cc_ivr_main_menu:${cash}:${arg2}:${arg3}" and <macro name="cc_ivr_main_menu"> <input pattern="(.*?):(.*?):(.*?)"> <!-- ${cash} is in $1 now --> <!-- ${arg2} is in $2 now --> <!-- ${arg3} is in $3 now --> Now you can use $1, $2, $3, etc. in your phrase macro. If you want to see macros in action then I suggest you look at the voicemail macros - they do all sorts of stuff. Of course, if you'd read chapter 6 of the FS book you'd know that, too. ;) -MC P.S. - Did I mention chapter 6 of the book? :D The reason I'm so familiar with it is because I wrote the stuff on phrase macros in chapter 6 and chapter 7... On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net> wrote:

I'm kinda new to IVRs and Phrases, but I see this:

<action application="phrase" data="msgcount,130"/> <macro name="msgcount"> <input pattern="(.*)">

Meaning I can pass a parameter to the phrase, and then set different matching input configurations.

Now, I see phrases are being used in the IVR: I'd like to have an announcement of a balance at the beginning, but start listening for the digits already. But, I'd like to have two different types of announcement in the beginning. I can either duplicate and create two different IVRs and two different sets of phrases, or I can take advantage of that parameter passing.

But when I try: greet-long="phrase:cc_ivr_main_menu,${cash}" I get: 2011-06-12 00:05:24.788910 [ERR] switch_ivr_play_say.c:142 Can't find macro cc_ivr_main_menu,33.09.

Am I missing something? Do I need to make a lua IVR to start capturing digits while I play other audio (how??) or create split the IVR into two nearly duplicate ones?

Thanks, Avi

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