OnClientBargeIn Property
Gets or sets the name of a client-side function that is called when the platform detects client bargein. Read/write.
Usage
ASP.NET markup: | <speech:DialogPrompt OnClientBargeIn="..." /> |
Get value: | String = DialogPrompt.OnClientBargeIn; |
Set value: | DialogPrompt.OnClientBargeIn = String; |
Data type: | String |
Required: | No |
Remarks
The value of the OnClientBargeIn property is the name of the custom client-side script function, without parameters or parentheses. The client-side dialog manager calls this function, using the following syntax, when a client bargein event is detected.
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 ()
{
// Client-side code referenced by DialogPrompt.OnClientBargeIn
}
Parameters
None.
Return Value
None.
Example
<form id="Form1" method="post" runat="server">
...
<script>
function myBargeIn ( status )
{
// OnClientBargeIn code here
}
</script>
...
<speech:qa ID="qaOrig" runat="server">
<Prompt ID="prmptOrig" OnClientBargeIn="myBargeIn"
InlinePrompt="What is your originating city?" >
</Prompt>
<Reco ID="recoOrig">
<Grammars>
<speech:Grammar Src="grammars/cities.xml" runat="server"></speech:grammar>
</Grammars>
</Reco>
<Answers>
<speech:Answer ID="ansOrig" XPathTrigger="/sml/origcity" SemItem="siOrig" runat="server">
</speech:Answer>
</Answers>
</speech:qa>
...
</form>
See Also
DialogPrompt Class | DialogPrompt Constructor | DialogPrompt Members | DialogPrompt Properties | DialogPrompt Methods | DialogPrompt Events | DialogPrompt Remarks