Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. If you try to enter a zip code (maybe only a purely numeric zip?)
> with a hyphen, BBDB insists that it be US ZIP+4. But I have an
> international address that includes a hyphenated zip that doesn't
> match ZIP+4.
Take a look at bbdb-legal-zip-codes. I'm not sure what regexp you are
missing, but the "correct" thing to do is to add it to the list. Such
as
(add-to-list bbdb-legal-zip-codes "[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]-[0-9][0-9]")
Or to disable zip code checking by setting bbdb-check-zip-codes-p to
nil.
Anyway, if you think that your zip code format make sense for other
people, mail it to the list and ask somebody with write permission to
add it. :)
> 2. BBDB insists that all addresses have a ZIP code. But international
> addresses don't always.
Just add the empty string to the list:
(add-to-list bbdb-legal-zip-codes "")
Actually, this was suggested on the list before, maybe somebody with
write access can make sure the empty string is part of
bbdb-legal-zip-codes in CVS?
Alex.
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