Hi,
My form is not working. It keeps throwing an error that the phone number is not in a valid format, even though I do enter a validly formatted phone number. Below is the error it throws.
By the way, it's doing this in IE, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on my Mac with OSX Lion and PC with Windows 7
Lori
Your form could not be submitted for the following reason(s):
"Phone Number" isn't recognized as a valid telephone number format.
http://apldca.org/sponsors2013/new_sponsor_app.html
My form is not working. It keeps throwing an error that the phone number is not in a valid format, even though I do enter a validly formatted phone number. Below is the error it throws.
By the way, it's doing this in IE, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on my Mac with OSX Lion and PC with Windows 7
Lori
Your form could not be submitted for the following reason(s):
"Phone Number" isn't recognized as a valid telephone number format.
http://apldca.org/sponsors2013/new_sponsor_app.html
For some unfathomable reason the format selections do not conform to the norm. If you select US format which is commonly 555-555-5555 you will get an error. Try 5555555555 without the hyphens and it will most likely work. As a more pleasing fix, use the international setting for the phone number, This will let the client use the common format 555-555-5555. Hope it helps.
James Rook
Hazy wrote:
For some unfathomable reason the format selections do not conform to the norm. If you select US format which is commonly 555-555-5555 you will get an error. Try 5555555555 without the hyphens and it will most likely work. As a more pleasing fix, use the international setting for the phone number, This will let the client use the common format 555-555-5555. Hope it helps.
For some unfathomable reason the format selections do not conform to the norm. If you select US format which is commonly 555-555-5555 you will get an error. Try 5555555555 without the hyphens and it will most likely work. As a more pleasing fix, use the international setting for the phone number, This will let the client use the common format 555-555-5555. Hope it helps.
Dashes cannot be used in the Phone Number Element. This is because on all mobile devices, there is no dash on the dial pad keyboard. If you want to allow dashes, you the Regular Expression or Text Field Element instead.
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Scott Swedorski wrote:
Dashes cannot be used in the Phone Number Element. This is because on all mobile devices, there is no dash on the dial pad keyboard. If you want to allow dashes, you the Regular Expression or Text Field Element instead.
Hazy wrote:
For some unfathomable reason the format selections do not conform to the norm. If you select US format which is commonly 555-555-5555 you will get an error. Try 5555555555 without the hyphens and it will most likely work. As a more pleasing fix, use the international setting for the phone number, This will let the client use the common format 555-555-5555. Hope it helps.
For some unfathomable reason the format selections do not conform to the norm. If you select US format which is commonly 555-555-5555 you will get an error. Try 5555555555 without the hyphens and it will most likely work. As a more pleasing fix, use the international setting for the phone number, This will let the client use the common format 555-555-5555. Hope it helps.
Dashes cannot be used in the Phone Number Element. This is because on all mobile devices, there is no dash on the dial pad keyboard. If you want to allow dashes, you the Regular Expression or Text Field Element instead.
How old is your phone Scott? Mine sin' the newest version of my phone style but I have 3 different special char. Keyboards to choose from and it definitely has a dash as well as my iPad does also. Am I not understanding you on this?
The iPad is not a phone. Its a tablet.
iPhone:
https://www.google.com/search?q=iphone+ … p;bih=1191
Nexus:
https://www.google.com/search?q=nexus+d … p;bih=1191
Also the most import factor is that character is not allowed in the HTML5 specifications.

iPhone:
https://www.google.com/search?q=iphone+ … p;bih=1191
Nexus:
https://www.google.com/search?q=nexus+d … p;bih=1191
Also the most import factor is that character is not allowed in the HTML5 specifications.
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My phone is an LG, less than 1 yr old... no dash

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Scott Swedorski wrote:
Also the most import factor is that character is not allowed in the HTML5 specifications.
Also the most import factor is that character is not allowed in the HTML5 specifications.
That there would be the right reason then wouldn't it..

My Samsung Galaxy S 4G has a dash in it, and you didn't specify phones, you said mobile devices

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I have a special web page for smartphones showing an employment application. The entire page is no more than 320 pixels wide.
I have use the US Phone number format for phone number entry fields.
However, when I enter 6015551212 (a valid number) into the first phone number field using my iPhone, it throws an error message "Please specify a valid phone number." (I haven't tried subsequent fields.)
I thought about trying to enter dashes, but numbers are all that's allowed. Then I read above we don't need dashes anyway.
You can see the form at OilChangeMS.com/jobsmobi
Thanks for any help you can offer.
I have a special web page for smartphones showing an employment application. The entire page is no more than 320 pixels wide.
I have use the US Phone number format for phone number entry fields.
However, when I enter 6015551212 (a valid number) into the first phone number field using my iPhone, it throws an error message "Please specify a valid phone number." (I haven't tried subsequent fields.)
I thought about trying to enter dashes, but numbers are all that's allowed. Then I read above we don't need dashes anyway.
You can see the form at OilChangeMS.com/jobsmobi
Thanks for any help you can offer.
I entered the same phone number you have above, and the form took it. In the first part of the form. Not in the references section. Is that where you had trouble? It took that number with the dashes. I think you just need to go back through the form fields for the phone numbers and make sure ALL of them are set to the international setting and you should be okay.
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Thanks. I'll try that - but I can't until next week. A totally slammed schedule! I'll come back after trying it and let you know how it went.
David
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