Mexican phone numbers are like (XX) XXXX XXXX.

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#4 phone.mx_.inc_.txt4.96 KBmelonangie
#4 phone_module-878356-4.patch339 bytesmelonangie
#3 phone_module-878356-3.patch3.24 KBscottalan
#3 phone.mx_.inc_.txt2.74 KBscottalan
#3 phone.mx_.test.txt2.23 KBscottalan

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thierry_gd’s picture

thierry_gd commented
Status: Active » Needs work

Could you provide a list of different valid and invalid numbers including or not the country code

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alexanderpas commented

Phone numbers in Mexico are made of ten digits with either two-digit area codes (for Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey and their respective metropolitan areas) or three-digit area codes for the rest of the country.

However, it seems that they have some weird scheme going on there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Mexico

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scottalan commented
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new phone.mx_.test.txt2.23 KB
new phone.mx_.inc_.txt2.74 KB
new phone_module-878356-3.patch3.24 KB

I needed to validate a custom webform field and I was already using this module to handle other validation for cck fields so I went ahead and started patching the module for 'Mexico'. I only added what was necessary for my use case so it is incomplete. Nonetheless I thought I would post it here and maybe someone could complete it.

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melonangie commented
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new phone_module-878356-4.patch339 bytes
new phone.mx_.inc_.txt4.96 KB

I updated the .inc file to format numbers like (xx) xx-xx-xx-xx or (xxx) xxx-xxxx. And update the patch to work in the current 7.x-1.0-beta1, 7.x-1.0-dev or 7.x-1.x branch.