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• 1. 555-555-5555
• 2. 1713-373359
• 3. 0671-2301431
• 4. +91 982 460 1707
• 5. (920) 735-6242 2511
• 6. (800) 555-1212
• 7. (417) 869-3820
• 8. (407) 831-7282

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the best way to validate a phone number?

  Obviously, for most of your basic phone number validation needs in ASP.NET, [Phone] will do the job just fine and is much more readable. Here’s something neat you learn by scanning the regex: the default validation allows for extensions on the phone numbers in a number of formats, like 555-1234 ext. 1234 or 555-1234 x1234.

• How do I use the Microsoft format mask or Oracle format mask?

  To use the Microsoft format mask or the Oracle format mask, the date from the XML data source must be in canonical format. The data after the T is optional, therefore the following date: 2005-01-01 can be formatted using either date formatting option.

• What is the best phone number validation in ASP NET?

  Obviously, for most of your basic phone number validation needs in ASP.NET, [Phone]will do the job just fine and is much more readable. Here’s something neat you learn by scanning the regex: the default validation allows for extensions on the phone numbers in a number of formats, like 555-1234 ext. 1234or 555-1234 x1234.

• What is the default format for phone number validation?

  Here’s something neat you learn by scanning the regex: the default validation allows for extensions on the phone numbers in a number of formats, like 555-1234 ext. 1234or 555-1234 x1234. Phone Number Validation in ASP.NET Core

• What is the +44 format for phone numbers?

  +1 for keeping the number as a string (given that often phone numbers used for automated SMS systems have to be stored in the +44 format) – Ed James Dec 18 ’09 at 9:39 4 I’m working with varying formats (e.g. (111) 222-4444, 111.222.4444, etc.), but need them normalized to (111) 222-4444.