If one-size-fits-all, then please show your genius
>> That's the second time you have this attitude. Please note that you are turning off validation when it is most useful: on rarely used format which, when mistyped, will cause maximum delay/pain. <<
A small company is generally *not* going to implement a system that checks every country's address for formatting errors.
Do you agree with this?
A large multinational company may indeed want such a system.
And there are millions of in-betweeners who have various ranges of non-US contacts and accuracy needs.
(There might be commercial components for this. I have not checked.)
It is continious. If you have a simple, generic solution for all-size biz's, then lets see it.
Otherwise, stick an object in your pie holes.
