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edited Jan 25, 2017 at 20:41

You have to use: Contact.Phone

<apex:outputText value="  {!Case.Contact.Phone}"></apex:outputText>

as ContactPhone is available from Contact, basically it behaves as a formula field taking value from the Contact record.

Again, if the Visualforce is using StandardController of Case it works fine

<apex:outputText >{!Case.ContactPhone}</apex:outputText>

You have to use: Contact.Phone

<apex:outputText value="  {!Case.Contact.Phone}"></apex:outputText>

as ContactPhone is available from Contact, basically it behaves as a formula field taking value from the Contact record.

You have to use: Contact.Phone

<apex:outputText value="  {!Case.Contact.Phone}"></apex:outputText>

as ContactPhone is available from Contact, basically it behaves as a formula field taking value from the Contact record.

Again, if the Visualforce is using StandardController of Case it works fine

<apex:outputText >{!Case.ContactPhone}</apex:outputText>

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created Jan 25, 2017 at 20:32

You have to use: Contact.Phone

<apex:outputText value="  {!Case.Contact.Phone}"></apex:outputText>

as ContactPhone is available from Contact, basically it behaves as a formula field taking value from the Contact record.