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2/20/13 11:17 AM
Can anybody know the format of getting Date (MMDDYYYY) from caller with input mode as  voice using Date element in CVP?
Is it possible to to tell like 'January 20 2012'?
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RE: New Message from sudesh mano in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - General D
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2/20/13 1:12 PM as a reply to sudesh mano.
Yes, you can use January 20 2012 for voice.
Hemal

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Is it possible to to tell like 'January 20 2012'?
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Re: New Message from sudesh mano in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - General D
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2/20/13 1:47 PM as a reply to sudesh mano.
*****************Whether you use the Date element of the Form element, the 'date' grammar allows the caller to say 'January 12th 2001' but always returns the date to VxmlServer in the format YYYYMMDD. ****************This is dictated by the VoiceXML Specification. http://www.w3.org/TR/voicexml20/ (Appendix P - Builtin Grammar Types).
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RE: Getting Date using Date Element?
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2/21/13 5:40 AM as a reply to Janine Graves.
When I reduces the Date confidence level to 0.1,  It works fine. Thanks a lot Janine Graves and Hemal.
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