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Thanks for the feedback. This seems unnecessarily complicated for little benefit as far as I can see. You're right that most people use cell phones these days, and there is an option to just turn off the home and work phone number fields if you don't need them. What is the issue with online forms? You can label fields anything you want. You could label your cellphone field primary and make it mandatory so the person has to give you a number unless I'm missing something? |
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We live in a day and age that fewer and fewer people have home phone numbers and fewer still are using their work numbers outside business use; both favoring just giving out their cell numbers instead.
What I would like to see if the phone number sections changed to something along the lines of:
Secondary & Tertiary would work the same way. If the Person is a Couple and "Cell" is selected, also show a "First Name" field so that you can differentiate between who's cell you are contacting within the couple.
Things like "Find Person" results would need to also be update to show Primary, Secondary, Tertiary columns instead of Home, Work, Cell and some sort of indicator in each field added to let you know what kind of phone you are contacting (e.g. C:, H:, W: or some sort of Cell, Home, and Work icons).
One more thing this would fix... On Online Forms, right now there is no way (that I can find) to make a phone number mandatory without risking the fact that they may not have that TYPE of phone. If you went this route, a Primary Number could be made mandatory, forcing the applicant to give you at least one number.
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