Nathan Pralle wrote:
I am trying to enable dial-by-email by using LDAPget to query an
Active Directory server. I've got it retrieving the phone number
fine. Unforunately, the numbers stored in active directory are
either in the format: (xxx) xxx-xxxx or xxx-xxx-xxxx. Is there
any way to parse characters out of the dialed phone number so that I
only end up with digits (remove spaces, parenthesis and dashes)?
From there, my outbound routes can take care of where to send the
call.
Scott,
This would be darned easy to do with the AGI and a perl script.
<snip>
$number=~s/-//g;
$number=~s/ //g;
$number=~s/\(//g;
$number=~s/\)//g;
change this to be...
$number =~ s/\D//g; # \D is regexp for non-digit
...or if some letters were ok to dial (ABCD) you could do...
$number =~ s/(?i)[^\dabcd]//g; # \d is regexp for digits
# (?i) make the express case-insensitive
# the [^...] construct effectively means
# anything not specified between [ & ]
my $two_cents = 'a grain of salt';
--
Christopher L. Wade, CCNA, CCDA, CQS-CIPTES, CQS-CWLSS
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