[SOLVED] Modify Cell number to include default country code

Hi Guys

I'm trying to make a small auto action that will modify the entered cell number if people don't enter +xx code for country before their cell number.
Being in Denmark, our users all have +45.
To make sure that I don't mess up another country code I tried using this:
[cb:parse function="first" search="+"][cb_cell][/cb:parse] Not Equal To 0
and the action was
Field cb_cell
prefix +45

But no matter if people have entered +xx or not, it adds +45

I thought the search returned the positition of the search string, and if it was strpos it used, it should start with 0? I've also tried entering 1, that didn't help.
I would love to have more condition documentation in the auto action documentation

There is no parse function called "first". There's "position" though which is what you seam to be trying to do. Example as follows.

[cb:parse function="position" search="+" occurrence="first"][cb_cell][/cb:parse]

I'd probably just use a REGEXP condition as follows.

[cb_cell] Is Not REGEXP /^\+/

That should match if that field doesn't begin with +. However, the problem with what you're doing is you're modifying the stored value. It maybe better to just do this through substitutions in the layout for that field. Example as follows for Profile Value Layout.

[cb:if username!~"/^\+/"]+45 [/cb:if][value]

Thanks, I absolutely do not understand the example then:

Very confusing explanation, but I see your way of using it...

I use the phonenumber in AcySMS, and I don't think a display substitution will work there...

I'll test with the regexp.

The function in that example is "position" as the example shows. The variables supported by that function are "search" and "occurrence". "search" specifies what you want to find in the value supplied and "occurrence" specifies if you want the first or the last result of the search; it then returns the position of that search string.

It works perfectly with the regexp, I've used that, and a 'non empty' condition, then it does the job.