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An add-on to 'Forms: 3rdparty Integration'<\/a>, it parses phone number fields from Contact Form submissions and exposes them to additional mapping.<\/p>\n Uses the PHP Port of Google's libphonenumber<\/a>, which may be included via Composer instead -- see GitHub version<\/a> instead.<\/p>\n\n\n You can provide one or more phone numbers separated by Will parse and split up input phone number(s) and create additional 'submission' fields (which you can map against): * Example: to convert input phone-number \"9195551234\" in various fields:<\/p>\n Drop an issue at https:\/\/github.com\/zaus\/f3i-phonenumber<\/p><\/dd>\n Forms 3rdparty Integration makes some form plugin fields available by label as well as by id. There is a quirk in parsing url-querystrings<\/a> whereby spaces in keys are turned into underscores. As of v0.4.2 this plugin will check if the key should have had spaces, so that 'your label=fieldvalue' will turn into: * \n
\/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code>)<\/li>\n&<\/code> symbols. You may specify the input format (per country) with =country-code<\/code>. You may specify both the input format and output format with =input-format,output-format<\/code>. You may use another submission field to define the format by prefixing that field name with ##<\/code>, e.g. field_name=##another_field<\/code><\/p>\n FIELDNAME-CountryCode<\/code> = country code * FIELDNAME-NationalNumber<\/code> = regional number (without country code) * FIELDNAME-AreaCode<\/code> = regional code * FIELDNAME-Subscriber<\/code> = local number (without area code) * FIELDNAME-Extension<\/code> = telephone extension, if present * FIELDNAME-NumberOfLeadingZeros<\/code> = how many zeros it would start with if it had them * FIELDNAME-Out<\/code> = reformated phone number<\/p>\n field_name&field2=US,2&field3=2,3&field4=##field5 <\/code><\/pre>\n \n
field_name<\/code> from assumed format into standard international +1 919-555-1234<\/code><\/li>\nfield2<\/code> assuming US country code into standard regional (919) 555-1234<\/code><\/li>\nfield3<\/code> from international format (requires country code +X<\/code>) into url style tel:+1-919-555-1234<\/code><\/li>\nfield4<\/code> from international format (requires country code +X<\/code>) into a format defined by field5<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
your label-NationalNumber<\/code>\n * your label-_etc_<\/code><\/p><\/dd>\n