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journeyman
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journeyman
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Problem:
Define CUSTOMFIELD as postalcode or telefonnumber
input: 06224
output: 6224
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journeyman
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journeyman
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is it possible to change?
Thank Stephan
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Former Developer
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I donno, I'd say it should be a threads "feature" if users really want to prefix data with a 0... lol
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Former Developer
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It should be yeah. Will need to do some tests to see why it's chomping off the leading 0, in it shouldn't be.
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Found the issue. When the queries are being formatted, we only quote non-integer fields for the query. That ends up chopping off the leading 0 when added to MySQL. So, I've changed the do_placeholder_query() function so it will also quote an integer field if it begins with a 0 so that will preserve the data as it was entered.
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