phone number is not beign formated properly

[Talha8598]

if i use normal phone number then it works fine but if i repeat the country code if accepts number greater then specified in limitMaxLength, as you can see below it is giving three different results for three different input formats

Code:

<PhoneInput
placeholder="Enter phone number"
value={"0900786012131312"}
defaultCountry={"US"}
limitMaxLength={true}
onChange={(newVal)=>console.log(newVal)}
/>

[Nikolay]

I've figured out why does it parse text "1 111 111 1111 1" as a national "significant" number "[phone]".

As soon as the user has input "11", no format matches those "national number" digits in the "US" country metadata. Since no format matches, the number doesn't seem like a valid one, so it attempts to see if the user "forgot" to input a "+" at the start. And it looks like they might've to. So it acts as if the leading "+" is there, as if the user's input is "+11". See AsYouType.fixMissingPlus() function.

So, since national "significant" number "[phone]", the limitMaxLength feature is working as expected.

[Nikolay]

limitMaxLength operates on national "significant" number, not on the user's input.