Hi,

I want to validate the phone number(landline or mobile) using a regular expression using Regularexpressionvalidator
Phone number should be global (like used all over the world).
It may contain special characters(Optional) like "hypen"(-), or "Paranthesis"().
Ex: 086-104-2222
or  (086)-104-2222
or  0861042222      (US)

or 9999999999       (Mobile)

or 08026693647    (India)

Can i get these done in a single expression
Please Help  out !!

Here's something to try:

^\(?\d{3}\)?-?\d{3}-?\d{4}$

Basically, this matches on 10 digits, with optional parantheses around the first 3 and optional dashes between the 3 sections.  Note that partial parantheses are not disallowed: so (800-312-7569 is valid according to this regex, as is 800)3121123

My suggestion:

 

^(\()?\d{2,3}(?(1)\))(?:-?\d{3}-?\d{4}|\d{11})$

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Syntax error in regular expression

It might help to specify which regex(es) caused the syntax error.