HTML Elements for Menus

A menu lets the caller select from a list of items. WTE renders a menu by reading the menu items to the caller and then waiting for the caller to make a selection. A Web telephony application can use the following HTML elements to offer a menu:

• One or more anchor (A) elements that include the HREF attribute.
• A checkbox (INPUT TYPE=checkbox).
• A group of radio controls (INPUT TYPE=radio) whose NAME attributes all share that same value.
• One or more buttons (BUTTON or INPUT TYPE=button) inside a FIELDSET element.
• One or more OPTION elements inside a SELECT element.
• An image (IMG) whose USEMAP attribute specifies a client-side image map. The WTE treats the AREA elements within the specified MAP element as menu items.