outputing the field #phonenumbers# to put spaces in there
outputing field #phonenumbers# put spaces in there
well yup , new @ this!
the field #phonenumbers# , #phonenumbers2#
outputs
8005551234
the out put thinking of
800 555 1234
or
800 555-1234
or
(800) 555-1234
which best can show me first one??
also, #phonenumbers# , #phonenumbers2# passed hidden field , variable.
and comes <cfscript>
here looks
<cfscript>
phonenumbers = "#getphonenumbers.areacode# #getphonenumbers.telphonenumber# ";
</cfscript>
----
another field first 3 numbers stored seperate next 4
<cfscript>
phonenumbers2 = "#getphonenumbers2.areacode2# #getphonenumbers2.telphonenumberfirst3_2# #getphonenumbers2.telphonenumbernext4_2#";
</cfscript>
help? in advance.

well yup , new @ this!
the field #phonenumbers# , #phonenumbers2#
outputs
8005551234
the out put thinking of
800 555 1234
or
800 555-1234
or
(800) 555-1234
which best can show me first one??
also, #phonenumbers# , #phonenumbers2# passed hidden field , variable.
and comes <cfscript>
here looks
<cfscript>
phonenumbers = "#getphonenumbers.areacode# #getphonenumbers.telphonenumber# ";
</cfscript>
----
another field first 3 numbers stored seperate next 4
<cfscript>
phonenumbers2 = "#getphonenumbers2.areacode2# #getphonenumbers2.telphonenumberfirst3_2# #getphonenumbers2.telphonenumbernext4_2#";
</cfscript>
help? in advance.
you can use left, mid, , right functions parse phone numbers. detail in cfml reference manual. if don't have one, internet does. if using google, coldfusion 1 word.
if understand 2nd part of post correctly, might not have parsing @ all. if area code, 1st 3, , last 4 separate db fields, can display them separately.
if understand 2nd part of post correctly, might not have parsing @ all. if area code, 1st 3, , last 4 separate db fields, can display them separately.
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