"Sms Assistant" - Phonenumber contacts problem

[zoellner86]

i´ll use parts of http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...pp_using_Pys60

but there a problem

in line #31

messaging.sms_send(i.address(m[0]),data)

the "phonenumber" is not "+49160......."
its like "Julian"

theres a problem, when 2 or more numbers in one contact
so the message can not sent

plz help me to extract the #Nr, not the contact name

thx

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Seems to work for me. When I print i.address(m[0]) it shows the number.
Anyway, a workaround is to check the phone log for the number from which the latest SMS was received. See this article for information on how to use logs (in your case see especially the second example).

Hope that helps

[zoellner86]

Is in your contact several numbers or only one?
when i print it, it print the contact name, not the nr.
thx for ur quick answer and the link

[JOM]

but there a problem in line #31

messaging.sms_send(i.address(m[0]),data)

The API at least in 1.4.3 is this (first line), so you might have to do this (second line):

sms_send(number,msg,encoding='7bit', callback=None,name="")
messaging.sms_send(name=i.address(m[0]),msg=data)

The other problem with one name having several phone numbers you might be able to solve with lots of code to search the Contacts database with a name and then name for all possible phone numbers. However that's still not a generic solution, since you(r script) cannot know which one is the CORRECT number to send the message - without asking first from user just like built-in S60 software is doing.

Cheers,

--jouni

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Is in your contact several numbers or only one?

You're right, it does show the name instead of the number. I tried adding another number to a contact and checking it for old message I had in the inbox and it worked. But when I added myself to the contacts list (with 2 numbers) it showed the name.

If you believe this is a bug, you can report it here.

[zoellner86]

hey thx for Your replys,..
the logs modul is the (my) way.

thx