Hello,
I need assistance with the syntax to create a xml look up table. What I am trying to do is to have the text to speech playback the full state name instead of the state abbreviation that it recieves from the Db, for example "california" instead of "ca". We have a dates.xml file that does a look up to determine if the date is a holiday. The segment of the script for the holiday look up is:
/*Check for Holiday*/
todayIsAHoliday = Call Subflow (SCRIPT [holidayDoc.aef],todayIsAHoliday)
If (todayIsAHoliday)Then
True
Goto AFTER HOURS.
The todayis a holiday subflow uses the dates.xml file
<!-- NO LEADING ZEROES IN DATE NUMBERS !!!! -->
<Holidays>
<Holiday1>5/25/2009</Holiday1>
<Holiday2>7/3/2009</Holiday2>
<Holiday3>9/7/2009</Holiday3>
<Holiday4>11/26/2009</Holiday4>
<Holiday5>12/25/2009</Holiday5>
<Holiday6>1/1/2010</Holiday6>
<Holiday7></Holiday7>
<Holiday8></Holiday8>
</Holidays>
What I had thought that I could do is something like this:
<State1>CA</California>. What I am wondering is - is it case sensitive? For example if it recieves ca, cA or Ca instead of CA will this still return "california"?
I am a newbie at this so any help that you could provide woud be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Lilabell
I need assistance with the syntax to create a xml look up table. What I am trying to do is to have the text to speech playback the full state name instead of the state abbreviation that it recieves from the Db, for example "california" instead of "ca". We have a dates.xml file that does a look up to determine if the date is a holiday. The segment of the script for the holiday look up is:
/*Check for Holiday*/
todayIsAHoliday = Call Subflow (SCRIPT [holidayDoc.aef],todayIsAHoliday)
If (todayIsAHoliday)Then
True
Goto AFTER HOURS.
The todayis a holiday subflow uses the dates.xml file
<!-- NO LEADING ZEROES IN DATE NUMBERS !!!! -->
<Holidays>
<Holiday1>5/25/2009</Holiday1>
<Holiday2>7/3/2009</Holiday2>
<Holiday3>9/7/2009</Holiday3>
<Holiday4>11/26/2009</Holiday4>
<Holiday5>12/25/2009</Holiday5>
<Holiday6>1/1/2010</Holiday6>
<Holiday7></Holiday7>
<Holiday8></Holiday8>
</Holidays>
What I had thought that I could do is something like this:
<State1>CA</California>. What I am wondering is - is it case sensitive? For example if it recieves ca, cA or Ca instead of CA will this still return "california"?
I am a newbie at this so any help that you could provide woud be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Lilabell