Block foreign Caller IDs

[fresh]

Hi,

will this work? I get a lot of spam calls, so I want to block every number except Germany and Austria.
It's hard to test, because I don't have a foreign Caller id.
I'm wondering because I used regex and the trigger is only about wildcards (*?).

Thanks

 

[MacroDroidDev]

I think you need to escape the +49 and +43 to become \+49 and \+44

I would recommend testing via regex101.com (make sure you select Java8 to get the exact same as the app will do(

 

[fresh]

I think you need to escape the +49 and +43 to become \+49 and \+44

I would recommend testing via regex101.com (make sure you select Java8 to get the exact same as the app will do(

My mistake. Escaped the "+" sign now. Thanks!

But just for clarification: regex in this trigger is definitely supported?
Because here is written that the trigger does not support regex and you have to use an extra variable: https://www.macrodroidforum.com/ind...s-of-numbers-except-one-or-two.1332/post-8400

 

[Endercraft]

My mistake. Escaped the "+" sign now. Thanks!

But just for clarification: regex in this trigger is definitely supported?
Because here is written that the trigger does not support regex and you have to use an extra variable: https://www.macrodroidforum.com/ind...s-of-numbers-except-one-or-two.1332/post-8400

It seems to be, the post you linked is 2 years old.

 

[fresh]

It seems to be, the post you linked is 2 years old.

OK that's why I asked.
Maybe a hint in the trigger, that regex is possible, would be useful.

Thanks for your support

 

[MacroDroidDev]

Ah sorry my bad, I don't think this feature does support regex currently. I will take a look and see if I can add support here soon.

 

[hsurB]

Alternative for now would be using variables with any incoming call and checking macrodroid's variable