[Leopar]

i will try to explain my problem with an example.

Phone number is 0 (555) 555 55 55 [Country Code is +90]

If i want to call a number with #31# prefix, iPhone don't show the contact name instead of number!!

What would i write to make iPhone to show what i want?

        <array>
		<string>(0###) ### ## ##</string>
		<string>00 $</string>
		<string>### # ###</string>
		<string>+90 ### ### ## ##</string>
	</array>

[BlackWolf]

well, I don't know if the # in the PhoneFormats actually covers symbols, but try putting in:

<string>#31# $</string>

or

<string>#### $</string>

but I don't know for sure if that's going to work. I changed the PhoneFormats-File myself a little and just did it by "try and fail" ... .

you could also just put in every line that's already there and just put a #31# in front of it or something ... just try around a little, you can't really mess this up if you make a backup of your file.

basically what you have to know is: # covers at least any number but I think it also covers symbols like # and + and the "00 $" line just means "00 and then one of the other lines" as far as I know.

regards