OnClientFailed Property
Gets or sets the name of a client-side function that is called when the CSTA FAILED event is detected. Read/write.
Usage
ASP.NET markup: | <speech:AnswerCall OnClientFailed="..." /> |
Get value: | String = AnswerCall.OnClientFailed; |
Set value: | AnswerCall.OnClientFailed = String; |
Data type: | String |
Required: | No |
Remarks
The value of the OnClientFailed property is the name of this custom client-side script function, without parameters or parentheses. The client-side dialog manager calls this function, using the following syntax, when CSTA returns a FAILED event.
The script block that contains this function should be placed before the control that calls the function. For more information, see "Placement of Script Blocks" in Authoring Notes.
Syntax
bool FunctionName ( object sender, string cause, object cstaMessageDomObject )
{
// Client-side code referenced by AnswerCall.OnClientFailed
}
Parameters
- sender
The client-side AnswerCall object. - cause
The reason for failure returned from the telephony interface manager. - cstaMessageDomObject
The Microsoft.SpeechServer.Dom.Results.Element object that contains the smex message.
Return Value
True if the dialog manager should continue on the same page, and False if it should navigate to the default error page.
Example
<script>
function myClientConnected(obj, CallID, CallingDevice, CalledDevice, cstaMessageDomObject) {
// OnClientConnected routine
return true;
}
function myClientFailed(obj, status, cstaMessageDomObject) {
// OnClientFailed routine
return false;
}
</script>
<form id="Form1" method="post" runat="server">
...
<speech:AnswerCall runat="server"
ID="AnswerCall1"
autopostback="True"
CallingDevice="0"
CalledDirectoryNumber="95551212"
OnConnected="OnServerConnected"
OnClientConnected="myClientConnected"
OnClientFailed="myClientFailed" />
...
</form>
See Also
AnswerCall Class | AnswerCall Constructor | AnswerCall Members | AnswerCall Properties | AnswerCall Methods | AnswerCall Events | AnswerCall Remarks