Re: mobile number

Nah, I'd advise against this... doesn't that mean that every time a new provide pops up, that you have to modify the code? And trying to keep on top of worldwide providers would be a nightmare... there are maybe 10-15 providers in Australia alone... and one of them could drop off or another could emerge any day. And worse still (although it's a good thing!!!), in Australia they've just passed legislation to ensure that you can carry your existing number to another provider... meaning that my Vodafone prefix of 0414 can now be a Telstra, Orange, or whatever else prefix. The prefix's are begining to mean nothing. What's wrong with the user typing their whole number? Justin on 27/09/02 2:16 AM, Ryan A (r@jumac.com) wrote: > Hi guys, > I am trying to make a script which will automatically put in the first 4-5 > numbers of a mobile number depending on which mobile connection the user > has....but since i do not live in the states I would appreciate any help you > can give me.. > > > To call here from outside Stockholm,Sweden(my location) the number is > something like +46 7371(5 digits here) and my provider is CONVIQ > > what is the country code + first five digits and provider of your mobile > number? > As you can see i am not asking for your personal number, just the code and > first 4 or 5 provider digits and location....also please tell me if its a > prepaid card or a regular.. > > If you can give me differient providers numbers I would appreciate it even > more.... > > Thanks in advance, > -Ryan. >