> > - AddPhoneCond("pref", con.Phone);
> > - AddPhoneCond("fax", con.Fax);
> > - AddPhoneCond("work", con.WorkPhone);
> > - AddPhoneCond("work", con.WorkPhone2);
> > - AddPhoneCond("home", con.HomePhone);
> > - AddPhoneCond("home", con.HomePhone2);
> > - AddPhoneCond("cell", con.MobilePhone);
> > - AddPhoneCond("pager", con.Pager);
> > + AddPhoneCond("PREF", con.Phone);
> > + AddPhoneCond("FAX", con.Fax);
> > + AddPhoneCond("WORK", con.WorkPhone);
> > + AddPhoneCond("WORK", con.WorkPhone2);
> > + AddPhoneCond("HOME", con.HomePhone);
> > + AddPhoneCond("HOME", con.HomePhone2);
> > + AddPhoneCond("CELL", con.MobilePhone);
> > + AddPhoneCond("PAGER", con.Pager);
> > AddPhoneCond(con.OtherPhone);
Most of devices and software write the type in uppercase. I think that
it's because these devices supports also format 2.1.
The RFC says that it's case insensitive ; So you can write also types in
uppercase.
--
Nicolas VIVIEN
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