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This documentation is for CCXML 1.0-Voxeo, which has been superceded by CCXML 1.0-W3C. The CCXML-Voxeo platform is not being updated any longer. The CCXML 1.0-W3C version, however, has many new features and is actively being enhanced. If you're writing a new CCXML application, you should use CCXML 1.0-W3C. Click here for the CCXML 1.0-W3C documentation.
<script>  element

Not Enabled, (see below)
A <script> element may occur in a <ccxml> element and in executable content. <transition> elements and <if> elements contain executable content.

Script elements in a <ccxml> element are evaluated just after the document is loaded, along with the <var> and <assign> elements, in document order. Script elements in a <transition> element are evaluated as they are encountered. A <script> element in an <if> element is executed like other executable elements, as it is encountered.

Note: this element is only partially supported. ECMAScript operations are permitted within variable operations, but the explicit use of the <script> tag is currently not supported on the Voxeo platform.



usage
<script src="(ECMAScript Expression)">


attributes
srcData Type: (ECMAScript Expression)Default: none - attribute is optional
The src atttribute indicates the URI of the <script> to be executed. If unspecified, then the elements CDATA provides the inline content.



parents
none


children
none


code samples
none


additional links
W3C Specification


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