[Solution] International/local caller ID matching

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Originally Posted by aiphone

The only problem I have found with this solution is that if you get a missed call and check click the > on the right to the number for more details (and the contact has more than one number) then the number is no longer highlighted in red color as it was before the patch.

In this case the number was stored in the addressbook as international number +xxx x xxxxxxx and the incoming call was in local format xx xxxxxxx

Any thoughts?

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They still have red highlighting here.

Perhaps I need to edit the number format then? I still have the US with ( ) etc?

hello all

i am not great in using comps.I can ssh and stuff but can you tell me i have tried all the files but just clicking and downloading them from the link and transferring it to the iphone.at times i changed the .tar to .framework as well but did not ge the results.

can you please let me know how to fix it

land line numbers are saved as 022 xxxxxxxx

and mobile numbers as XXXXXXXXXX

so one is 11 digits and one is 10 digits

thanks

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Originally Posted by aiphone

Perhaps I need to edit the number format then? I still have the US with ( ) etc?

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Number format is only applied when numbers are displayed on screen, it has nothing to do with how numbers are stored/processed.

unzip the tar.gz file using winrar then the file you want is inside you will find AppSupport file

put in /System/Library/Frameworks/AppSupport.framework/

I tried restarting the phone and then - it worked?! Thanks for your time - appreciate it.

works perfectly for me in the UK.. i used the 9 digit one..

07XXX XXX XXX are mobiles in the UK
01XXX XXX XXX are some land lines
02X XXXX XXXX are some other landlines, so i thought 9 would be the best, as it matches everything but the 2 char starting string for numbers...

the only time it won't work would be if it is something like

mobile - 07944 123456
landline - 01944 123456

which i think would be very very rare...

M

Marky - use the 10 digit one then. That's the technically correct thing to do, since UK numbers are only guaranteed unique for 10 digits.

I have the 10 digit version running on my iPhone in the UK and it works correctly.

cheeers

i have about 20 contacts.... i think i'll survive... :)

Worked like a charm with the -8 version in Argentina. Thanks!!

I received many PMs from 1.1.2 users, sorry I can't help I'm still on 1.1.1