This email was from over a year ago - I am such a hoarder. However,
I’ve just been on IRC telling a user that ‘0|00612+XXXXXXXXX’ should
work (strip off zero, add 00612 to a 10 digit number starting with 0),
and it doesn’t - Greg, did you ever get this in? (There wasn’t an
attachment that I saw)
–Rob
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MacLellan
Sent: Wednesday, 20 April 2005 4:52 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Amportal-devel] Ability to remove and add prefixes?
Here’s the new fixlocalprefix script. This is untested… I tested
converting numbers, the regex, etc, and that part is working … but I
haven’t actually tested it with AMP/*. (I don’t have a test * box right
now)
I’m on irc if anyone wants to try and has issues
Greg MacLellan wrote:
[quote] Rob Thomas wrote:
[quote] Problem demonstration 2:
FWD offer US Toll free when you prefix the number with a *, but I
[/quote][/quote]would
[quote][quote] have dialled 0,0011 1 800 xxx xxxx … So I need to change ‘00011’ to
’*’.
Hypothesis: fixlocalprefix.agi does the mangling of numbers, by
processing the string and making a regexp, and then running the
[/quote][/quote]regexp
[quote][quote] over the number dialled. Why not generate the regexp at the commit
stage of AMP, and then hide it in a collapsible ‘expert’ area, as
[/quote][/quote]Ryan
[quote][quote] mentioned earlier.
[/quote] Actually, I’ve modified fixlocalprefix already to support patterns
like “00011|*+1800NXXXXXX”. I haven’t had a chance to test it at all
yet though, so it’s not in CVS or anything. I’ll do something with it
later today. I’m actually not sure why I didn’t do it to begin with,
must have overlooked it.
- Greg MacLellan
[/quote]
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