Using git://git.freeswitch.org/freeswitch.git commit e7ff9f8506dbbc57538e562b277f216bc31ecc93 Date: Fri Apr 9 16:03:54 2010 -0400 [WARNING] switch_ivr_menu.c:704 Invalid Action [menu-say-text] Indeed, switch_ivr_action_t has no action "menu-say-text" Has this been removed or is it not yet supported? Using flite in greet-long/greet-short works fine, is there any way to use TTS in menu actions? Thanks, -gh
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 11:08 AM, Garrison Hoffman <garrison@codefix.net>wrote:
Using git://git.freeswitch.org/freeswitch.git commit e7ff9f8506dbbc57538e562b277f216bc31ecc93 Date: Fri Apr 9 16:03:54 2010 -0400
[WARNING] switch_ivr_menu.c:704 Invalid Action [menu-say-text]
Indeed, switch_ivr_action_t has no action "menu-say-text"
Has this been removed or is it not yet supported? Using flite in greet-long/greet-short works fine, is there any way to use TTS in menu actions?
Thanks,
-gh
menu-exec-app -MC
I got annoyed at the thought of using the application API to accomplish something already built-in, so a bit of wading through the source gave up the answer: <entry action="menu-play-sound" digits="3" param="say: You pressed 3"/> 'Twould be nice if someone updated demo_ivr.xml with the correct syntax. -gh
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Garrison Hoffman <garrison@codefix.net>wrote:
I got annoyed at the thought of using the application API to accomplish something already built-in, so a bit of wading through the source gave up the answer:
<entry action="menu-play-sound" digits="3" param="say: You pressed 3"/>
'Twould be nice if someone updated demo_ivr.xml with the correct syntax.
-gh
FYI,the wiki had the correct syntax all along: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/IVR_Menu However, I just updated demo_ivr.xml so that it has the correct syntax, too. Thanks for digging. -MC
I've been toying with FS for the last couple of weeks and am going to be using it on a couple of software/hardware projects. In the process of evaluating FS, I needed a few things that would allow me to do some testing without writing much code. One of my favorites (for OS X anyhow) is this simple yet powerful XML-RPC client: http://ditchnet.org/xmlrpc/ (Note this guy also has similar tools, and HTTP client and a SOAP client). I'm curious what other users use to play/prototype/test with?
Kurt, Thanks for the info that should go on the wiki also. Also in the future can you please not hijack threads. You clicked reply to the message with a subject of switch_ivr_action_t, changed the subject and deleted the body and sent your message. This causes some things including the mailing list archive to thread improperly. Thanks, Brian On Apr 13, 2010, at 4:11 PM, Kurt Ward wrote:
I've been toying with FS for the last couple of weeks and am going to be using it on a couple of software/hardware projects. In the process of evaluating FS, I needed a few things that would allow me to do some testing without writing much code. One of my favorites (for OS X anyhow) is this simple yet powerful XML-RPC client:
(Note this guy also has similar tools, and HTTP client and a SOAP client). I'm curious what other users use to play/prototype/test with?
Michael Collins wrote:
FYI,the wiki had the correct syntax all along: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/IVR_Menu
That is *so* untrue! The wiki says: * menu-say-text - Speak a TTS prompt Which is what gave the error in my original post.
would you mind updating the wiki page with the correct information? On Apr 13, 2010, at 9:00 PM, Garrison Hoffman wrote:
Michael Collins wrote:
FYI,the wiki had the correct syntax all along: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/IVR_Menu
That is *so* untrue! The wiki says:
* menu-say-text - Speak a TTS prompt
Which is what gave the error in my original post.
Michael Jerris wrote:
would you mind updating the wiki page with the correct information?
No I don't mind, presumably I need to register a wiki account to do so? (OpenID would be nice) I'm new around here so I'm still figuring out what's customary. Incidentally, the most pressing FS issue I have is described in a Dial Group question I posted on Monday, but it seems to have been overlooked, is it cool to repost it after a couple days? -gh
Garrison Hoffman wrote:
Michael Jerris wrote:
would you mind updating the wiki page with the correct information?
No I don't mind, presumably I need to register a wiki account to do so? (OpenID would be nice)
I'm new around here so I'm still figuring out what's customary. Incidentally, the most pressing FS issue I have is described in a Dial Group question I posted on Monday, but it seems to have been overlooked, is it cool to repost it after a couple days?
How ironic that part of the answer to my other question was on that very page. Or maybe knew that you did, Master Yoda ;-) -gh
Mea culpa - I thought you were talking about playing a file not TTS. I see you updated the wiki. Thanks! You did a good job on that edit. Feel free to add more knowledge any time. -MC On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 6:00 PM, Garrison Hoffman <garrison@codefix.net>wrote:
Michael Collins wrote:
FYI,the wiki had the correct syntax all along: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/IVR_Menu
That is *so* untrue! The wiki says:
* menu-say-text - Speak a TTS prompt
Which is what gave the error in my original post.
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