For a university project I am trying to produce a semi-interactive iphone.
I am stuck on the messaging app though, using AS3 does anyone know how I would be able to enable the user to send a message, and this message then appear in the sent box? Basically the message needs to be stored and then shown again in sent messages with the contact name and the message? I think it has something to do with the storage variable but not entirely sure!
Any help would be really appreciated!!
Thank you :)
You could use xml to store it, and to get it back.
To write it onto the box an input text or a dynamic text could help you.
The easiest way to do it is using SharedObjects.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/net/SharedObject.html
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I’m hoping that this is possible, I have created a form using avada builder which requires the user to enter various pieces of data for them to be able to become a member however the form requires the user to sign it and to have a seconder which is manually entered. What I’m trying to do is print on a printer the completed form so that the manual bits can be completed and then snail mail (post it) it to the club.
Can Anybody suggest a way to do this or suggest a plugin that will do the job please.
If this requires any html/php code I'm happy with that as a fix
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Peterp
Is there any particular way to integrate Captch code validation in iPhone application?
is this possible to create captcha? (with or without web-service / any API)
If any kind of external library or any source is required to be imported, then also please let me know.
Any kind of link or source code is available then please suggest me.
Also suggest from where to start to do this, if possible.
Thanks in advance.
I know you probably don't want to hear this, but why do you need captcha on iPhone? It's completely useless since there are no bots or something.
But if you really need it then make some image with white background and then use this code
http://iphonesdksnippets.com/post/2009/05/05/Add-text-to-image-%28UIImage%29.aspx
to add text to the image... once you'll have this, then just check if the entered string is equal to the randomly generated one on the image and you are good to go.
I didn't find any libraries which could be used as a captcha, so I think this is probably the best solution right now.
Cya,
Nick
Is it possible to create a hyperlink in an sms in an iPhone?
For example, if I want the word 'foo' hyperlinked in HTML then I'll write foo in a normal situation.
If I want to have a certain word in my sms to be hyperlinked to something, is there any way I can do this? Like "I have a surprise for you" and the receiver taps on the hyperlinked word 'surprise' which will take the user to the destined page.
Any suggestions as to how this can be done? Examples and samples welcome!
Thanks in advance :)
No, you cannot use html tags in sms / text messages. All you can do is insert the URL without the tag. It then depends on the receivers device whether the URL is presented to the user as link or as plain text.
I experimented with exactly this just yesterday. It seems you can't include a nicely formatted hyperlink, unfortunately. I hope to be proven wrong by somebody else, though :-)
However, as you've probably seen yourself, iPhone is able to recognize an URL and you can tap on it to open the URL in Safari (or tap the disclosure button next the message to get more options on what to do with the URL). As far as I can tell the only thing you can do is format your SMS accordingly: "I have a surprise for you: http://foo.com" even though that might spoil the surprise ;-)
No, you can't do this due to privacy issues. Apple thinks that giving you this ability would allow you to link users to malware and such. Sorry!
i don't think it's possible to create hyperlinks in SMS.
The only way is to send an URL, and the iPhone will convert it to a link...
Use a tiny url from tinyurl.
It doesn't allow you to do exactly what you are wanting but it at least can be used to cover up the long link.
This is the closest thing I figure out to do. I was wanting to use the "
No, you can not do this. However you could use tinyurl and format it like this
http://whateverYouWantToSay#tinyurl.com
Web browsers usually ignore anything before an # therefore you could effectively hide the actual site being linked to, as long as your friend does not know that.
What actually happens is the data before the # is submitted to the web site in the form username:password. However it must be a site that requires authentication to access, or the site will normally just ignore it.
If this helps, I've noticed that a custom hyperlink is possible on the OS X Messages app, but they have to be copied and pasted. To replicate this right click on a hyperlink in your browser and hit copy link. Then paste into Messages.
Uhhh this is possible here is a screenshot of an example - I copied a link from email and pasted in a new SMS - though it appears you cannot type html to create a link....
I'd like to show a widget with a "To:"-field and a "Subject:"-field, just like Mail application does and the SMS application partly does (it has no subject field). For example, when entering a few letters of a person name a table is shown with relevant hits from the address book. A recipient is encapsulated in a blue bubble. And so on...
Has anyone reversed the MobileMail.app or MobileSMS.app and wrapped it up in an easy to use class? That is my dream ;-)
Thanks in advance!
/John
Check out Joe Hewitt three20 project, it includes a message composer.
It might be more than you want, because I'm not sure from your question what you're wanting to do with this view. But there's skpsmtpmessage, an open-source SMTP sender that includes the UI. It's available at http://code.google.com/p/skpsmtpmessage/
This is a non-answer, but I have looked for this as well, and have not found anything. I ended up doing something different with my idea that didn't require those fields to be directly input. I think you'll have to roll your own.
catlan points to a good library there with three20.
Also in 3.0 there is the new MessageUI Framework
chris.
I'm still very new to the iOS SDK. Is it possible to hook into a received text message event? For instance, to display an image whenever a text message is received.
Not having been able to find it in the docs, so I'm assuming no, but wanted to double check before I crossed this off my list.
It's not possible. Not much more to say.