I hate to keep asking regex stuff,
but it is really evasive for me..
I'm pulling phone numbers out of a DB
in the format of 1234567890, I would
like to format them like (123) 456-7890
or something else that at least breaks them
up a bit.
any help is appreciated,
Thanks,
Jerry Lake
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Subject: [PHP] again with the regex
I hate to keep asking regex stuff,
but it is really evasive for me..
I'm pulling phone numbers out of a DB
in the format of 1234567890, I would
like to format them like (123) 456-7890
or something else that at least breaks them
up
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Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 6:48 PM
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Subject: [PHP] again with the regex
I hate to keep asking regex stuff,
but it is really evasive for me..
I'm pulling phone numbers out of a DB
in the format of 1234567890, I would
like to format them like (123) 456-7890
, May 15, 2001 6:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] again with the regex
I hate to keep asking regex stuff,
but it is really evasive for me..
I'm pulling phone numbers out of a DB
in the format of 1234567890, I would
like to format them like (123) 456-7890
or something else that at least
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Subject: RE: [PHP] again with the regex
Jerry, try sprintf(). Here's an example:
sprintf((%s) %s-%s, substr($GLOBALS[appPhoneHome], 0,
3),substr($GLOBALS[appPhoneHome], 3, 3),substr($GLOBALS[appPhoneHome],
6, 4))
Kirk
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