show vCard details in columns

[yusef88]

show constants mobile number and other details in columns
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i mean when browse folder contains vCard

[bdeshi]

Add new "Special Properties" columns, search for column headers of contact details (e-mail, first name ...) . not all column titles match Explorer's exactly.

contactColumns.png

[yusef88]

search for column headers of contact details

not found

[bdeshi]

What's not found?

[yusef88]

there's no column header with contact details (e-mail, first name)..xp sp3

[bdeshi]

Oh, sorry look in just "Properties"....
(I had a wee mix-up )

[yusef88]

even "property" does not contain such stuff
may i ask you for a screenshot,please

[bdeshi]

Sure, here.

unnamed.png

I'm running Window 8.1, maybe these columns don't exist in XP. If that's the case, then you may need to use CustomColumn scripts to read the data straight from the file. (which should be easy, the files are in plain text in xml structure.)

[yusef88]

well i found them in win7 but non of them show numbers
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content of vcf file as shown in preview

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BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:2.1
N;CHARSET=utf-8:;name
FN;CHARSET=utf-8:name
TEL;CELL;VOICE:number
END:VCARD
?

[bdeshi]

I tested with just .contact files (because you mentioned the %userprofile%\contacts folder).
But you apparently use vcf files. Even Windows Explorer doesn't display the needed info for these in the columns.
Now I think this is what you were actually asking for in the first place...

Anyways, here's a CC script which should extract home phone number from vcf files.

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Snip: CustomColumn 1
  XYplorer 14.20.0300, 6/27/2014 12:08:15 PM
Action
  ConfigureColumn
Caption
  vcf.Home.Phone
Type
  3
Definition
  //tel;home
   $in = readfile("<cc_item>");
   $id = "tel;home*";
   $ln = gettokenindex($id,$in,<crlf>,iw);
   $out= regexreplace(gettoken($in,$ln,<crlf>),"^[^\:]+\:",);
   return $out;
Format
  0
Trigger
  1
Item Type
  0
Item Filter
  .vcf;

[/size](You know the drill, enter ::snippet; into addressbar and paste the code, then create a new column, choose the newly created "VCF.Home.Phone" from custom columns list.)

If you want to get other information, duplicate the customColumn, and replace the value of $id with the unique string that identifies that information field
(for example, to get first name, the value of $id should be: $id = "FN*";) .

[yusef88]

first:i really appreciate your efforts
second:nothing appears in column
a little addition in your code make it works..big thanks

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$id = "TEL;CELL; HOME*";

[bdeshi]

Even though the screenshot shows nothing, the post implies you got working, so...
My pleasure!

[yusef88]

forgot updating it..thanks again