I use the following code at the top of my web page to automatically turn URLs into clickable links.
%%PERL:&auto_link%%
Example: http://123.com becomes clickable.
However, https://123.com does not become clickable.
What is the solution?
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In my app I have a UITextView where I parse the text, detect references to content in my app, and add hyperlinks to that content via NSAttributedString / NSLinkAttributeName. Right now I have it set up so I can handle taps on those links via the UITextViewDelegate method textView:shouldInteractWithURL:inRange:interaction: and show a popover with the relevant content.
I notice, though, that for URLs that the system understands, if you long-press on a link in a text view, it gives you options for that URL type, and even a preview if it's a web link or something that can easily be previewed. My question: how do I provide custom actions and/or custom previews for my own URLs?
I have created a hyperlink in DocuSign like it is described here https://support.docusign.com/en/articles/How-to-create-a-hyperlink-in-DocuSign. Sent it to email and opened. All created hyperlinks were clickable. But after a document is complete hyperlinks can't be clicked. How can I create clickable hyperlinks? This is intended behavior or if something is missing in the API call?
Embedded doc hyperlinks are clickable after a document is complete but can't be clicked when signing.
Why it clickable only when signing?
Hyperlinks during the signing session are more of a DocuSign interface trick than anything else - they are not embedded into the PDF and thus become inactive.
In order to get a hyperlink that's clickable outside of DocuSign, you'll need to edit the underlying PDF to include it there. Since PDF links aren't clickable inside DocuSign, you can place a hyperlink tag in the same location (such as a text box with white-colored underscores) so that it's clickable either way.
I'm trying to implement the answer and code here which is also on the Github fork. I'm having many glitches. First, random other messages are becoming links without a '#'. When I scroll up and down those links appear and disappear, but the 'real' '#' links stay. Also, the regular internet links are recognized as links but do not work (send to safari). Could anyone tell me what's causing these and how to fix them?
Screenshot:
Scroll Down:
scroll back up:
Notice the change in links from the top and bottom pictures. The messages that shouldn't be links change back and forth from links and the links that should be links stay. Also the google.com link does not work.
I've seen it before, it's a link placed in backwards form, and when you click it it goes to the site, but the correct way round. Any ideas?
Assuming you're using HTML, the same way you'd make a regular link. Just put the URL backwards inside of the <a> element.
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I've got sIFR3 running on my site but for some reason, links are not clickable. I've never experienced this issue before.. I'm only replacing h2 with it which is a linked title on my site. How do i enable sIFR to treat it as such?
Site is: http://criticaldesigner.com
This sounds like a bug in Firefox/Safari where a Flash movie with wmode set to transparent or opaque, contained in a floated element, doesn't properly register click events. Try removing the wmode setting if possible.