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  1. Hello all, I am trying to program an IVR Node that has support for up to 2 digits DTMF recognition. Our client has a recording that states Press 1 for Person A Press 2 for Person B Press 11 for Person C They would also need to be able to dial extensions directly from this IVR Ex: Caller hitting 100 would send them to extension 100. My current issue is in the documentation of IVR Nodes, it really only states this: A simple replacement where the caller enters "0" and is sent to extension "500" would be !0!500!. An example pattern that waits until a user has entered three digits and then returns the three digits would look like this: !^([0-9]{3})$!\1!. We wouldn't want the menu to necessarily wait until 3 digits are pressed since not everyone would be directly dialing extensions. Currently with the !1!500! variable is as soon as caller hits 1 they would be sent to 500 and they may want to select option 11. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
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