Re: cftextarea: how to count characters? maxlength

[Eric Bowling]

Here is a quick snippet of code to show how many characters are used out of
8000 in a textarea and displays it.  It could be modified to fit your needs.

Eric



function update(textareaObject) {
 var charsTotal  = 8000;
 var charsUsed = textareaObject.value.length;
 document.getElementById('charsused').innerHTML = charsUsed + " out of  " +
charsTotal + "characters used";
}



0 out of 8000 characters used















On 4/18/08, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hey guys i am using cf8 and in my cftextarea richtext=true and
> maxlength="8000"
> is there a js or function that would show the user how many charecters
> the have used and how many are left in a textarea or text field?
>
> thanks much
> -paul
>
> 

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Re: IVR / Faxback solutions

[Eric Bowling]

One possible solution for building the IVR yourself is setting up a voice
browser on a server(s) with TTS (text to speech) and speech recognition
software (if your solution would require speech) and build the application
in VoiceXML using coldfusion to generate the VXML.

Some considerations when building the IVR would be how many ports,
concurrent phone calls, and whether it would be VOIP or PSTN (Publicly
Switched Telephone Network).  There are many other considerations.

The software that I have used in the past for TTS and Speech Recognition was
from Nuance, which makes Dragon Naturally Speaking software.  There are
others, and when doing research on which one to use, you may want to
consider which languages will be supported.

If the application is a voice enabled application, you may need to tune the
application after it has been deployed.  Tuning the application improves the
speech recognition.

Some Voice Browsers
Genesys GVP
Genesys Voice Genie
Avaya IQ (I think it is the IQ product)



On 3/4/08, James Wolfe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> for IVR, check out angel.com
>
>
>
> > I am hoping that maybe someone on here has some experience with this
> > and can point me in the right direction.
> >
> > I am working on setting up a system where a doctor's office would call
> > an IVR system, put in a bit of information on a patient and get the
> > eligibility and information faxed back to them.
> >
> > I have a dedicated windows 2003 server with CF and SQL 2000 that has
> > all the information I need, but I don't have a lot of experience with
> > IVR or faxing solutions. So I am hoping someone on here may have done
> > something similar or maybe can point me in the right direction. In
> > order to save money, we would like to be able to build as much of this
> > ourselves if possible. Whether or not that is possible, I dont really
> > know. I am guessing we would need to purchase the IVR software, but if
> > we could do the actual faxing from ColdFusion, that would be great.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dan
>
>
> 

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