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Old 06-25-2011, 10:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi, how I can change the color of a text link, by default is blue.

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Hi, how I can change the color of a text link, by default is blue.

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In what, a text view, or a web view?

I assume you mean in a web view. In that case, you'd use HTML tags.
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Thanks for your answer, and is text view, a short text with one link and few telephones numbers (that are in blue color too).


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Thanks for your answer, and is text view, a short text with one link and few telephones numbers (that are in blue color too).
How do you put clickable links in a text view? I didn't think that was possible. (But then I've been off doing Mac development for the last several iOS releases, so I might have missed something...)
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Textviews have an autoparsing property that detects and creates links from phone numbers and URLs. Though I'm not sure how possible it would be to change just the color. There's certainly no direct interface for it.

EDIT: Just dug it out in docs. It's dataDetectorTypes. It can also detect events and addresses. Works for the webview as well.

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Thanks, I will check now.


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Textviews have an autoparsing property that detects and creates links from phone numbers and URLs. Though I'm not sure how possible it would be to change just the color. There's certainly no direct interface for it.

EDIT: Just dug it out in docs. It's dataDetectorTypes. It can also detect events and addresses. Works for the webview as well.
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Hi, is email link and phone numbers.

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