iPhone Create Contact

try

contact.phone = {'work':[PHONEP],'workFax':[FAX],'mobile':[CELL]};

Thats awesome, got it working now fine!

Is there anyway of setting an ID of a contact, so i can check within the app if the contact has already been added or not, to stop duplicates!

Thanks

Ok, here my structure in iOS, after caling the app crashes:

var contact = Ti.Contacts.createPerson({
    URL : {
        "homepage" : 'http://vladi.de'
    },
    phone : {
        "work" : ['004940330000']
    },
    email : {
        "work" : ['info@vladi.de']
    },
    lastName : 'Vladi Private Islands',
    kind : Ti.Contacts.CONTACTS_KIND_ORGANIZATION,
    address : {
        "work" : {
            "Street" : 'Ballindamm 7',
            "City" : 'Hamburg',
            "State" : 'Hamburg',
            "ZIP" : '2000'
        }
    }
});

with -[__NSCFString countByEnumeratingWithState:objects:count:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0xa0885b0

Whats going wrong?

— answered October 25th 2011 by Rainer Schleevoigt
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I have the same problem. Either in iPhone Simulator or iPhone device this is crashing my application with this error message (Simulator): "-[KrollCallback countByEnumeratingWithState:objects:count:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x8d87820" It creates only a blank contact on iPhone.

— commented October 28th 2011 by Benjamin Philipp

I am having the same @Rainder did you find any solution?? please provide.
I am using the following code to create contact. App crashes contacts are saved properly but app crashes. why? any solution?

var contact = Titanium.Contacts.createPerson();
                contact.firstName = cat_name;
                contact.organization = cat_organization;
                contact.kind = Titanium.Contacts.CONTACTS_KIND_ORGANIZATION;
                var address = {};
                address.Street = cat_addr;
                address.City = cat_city;
                address.State = cat_state;
                address.ZIP = cat_zip;

                contact.address = {"work":[address]};   
                contact.email = {"work": [cat_email]};
                contact.phone  = {"work": [cat_phone]};

                Titanium.Contacts.save(contact);

                Titanium.UI.createAlertDialog({ 
                    title:'Contact added',
                }).show();

— commented February 21st 2013 by Nabeel Munawar

Hi Everyone,

i am facing the same issue Rainer faced above , have anybody solved this issue, pls i need help i am using below code to add contact

var contact = {
        "organization" : e.data.fieldByName("name"),
        "address" : {
            "work" : [{
                "CountryCode" : e.data.fieldByName("countryCode"),
                "Street" : e.data.fieldByName("street"),
                "City" : e.data.fieldByName("city"),
                "County" : "", ,
                "State" : "", ,
                "Country" : e.data.fieldByName("country"),
                "ZIP" : e.data.fieldByName("zip")
            }]
        },
        "phone" : {
            "work" : ["1234567890"]
        }
    };

Ti.Contacts.createPerson(contact);

i need suggestion , if i am doing something wrong..

— commented March 22nd 2014 by Sagar Patel

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