I am trying to create the preview of a hyperlink. I am unable to get any leads about the same. My project is written in Objective C.
I searched the web and found a few third party libraries which are written in Swift.
Thanks in advance.
To generate a hyperlink preview, make sure the link is either at the beginning of a text message, or at the end of the text message. If the hyperlink is in the middle of the text message, iOS won't show a hyperlink preview. Also make sure that the hyperlink starts with http:// or https://.
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i have to copy/paste text from Safari and Notes to the Mail App multiple times per day. Previous IOS update only pasted plain text without any formatting, but they changed it now.
Every time i paste text in the Mail App it comes with the formatting which is not what i need. I am familiar with COPY from the "Share" button. But, it would be much easier if there was a way to change something in settings to paste text without formatting using the regular copy/paste buttons?
Quickly tap anywhere on the text field of the text you want to
copy.
Choose Select All from the contextual menu.
Choose Share from the contextual menu.
4-ChoseCopy from the Share Sheet.
Source
In desktop Mail App there is an option to delete formatting if you can use desktop for that. Method i use on phone is that i'm just pasting it into search and copying it again.
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.
Unable to send links between my developers via iMessage, as the "preview" feature of iMessage in iOS11 & iOS10 is making it hard to see the exact URL structure, because it is instead inserting a link preview. Is there any way to disable this? Driving us crazy!!
Surround the URL with periods.
Example ".http://google.com."
iOS even removes the periods for you So it shows as "http://google.com" < no periods
Some of the other blogs I have read suggest that for the preview to work certain requirements must be met, if these are not met the preview will not be displayed (this should mean the full URL path is then visible):
The first requirement is the the link has to be either at the beginning of the text message, or at the end of the text message. If the hyperlink is placed in the middle of the text message, iOS 10 will not show a preview.
The second requirement for the new iPhone iOS 10 to render a hyperlink preview is that the hyperlink must start with http:// or https://.
With some experimenting it seems the rule is:
Repress preview if the URL appears in the middle of text
A dot can stand in for the text — and won’t show
These all hide the preview, and hide the dots:
my text http://www.example.com my text
my text http://www.example.com.
.http://www.example.com my text
.http://www.example.com.
In iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave this can be done by just adding a dot (.) after the url (instead of both before and after mentioned in the accepted answer).
Example
http://google.com. becomes http://google.com in plain text
Settings => Messages => MMS Messaging => OFF
Settings -> Notifications -> iMessage -> Show Previews. Turn that off.
I'm trying to add the Twitter Share button to my website. I've gone to https://twitter.com/about/resources/buttons#tweet and added the code to my html, but the "button" only shows up as a hyperlink.
Can someone tell me how to make the button look exactly like the normal twitter button that shows up on other sites?
Thanks.
I was able to make it work by changing the code that says
id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
to
id;js.src="http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
I am making a BlackBerry app, supporting OS 4.5 and later, where I want to embed some links within a line of text on the screen. Like this -
text text text link1 text text link2 text
How do I do it? Tried using 4 seperate ActiveRichTextFields but the problem is how do I make link1 n link2 focus-sable as a word? setChangeListener(this) and setFocusListener(this.getFocusListener()) doesnt seem to do the trick. And how do I capture the click event on the links to redirect it to the webpages?
Take a look at HyperLink example provides By RIM . I think that will surely help you.