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iPhone Development and NSStrings help

Hi,

I would like to make a linked word that a word will be marked and when the user touch this word, it will open a link.

How can I do that?

Thanks!

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Use a uiwebview and a local HTML file to the app. Store it in the mainbundle

Lee Armstrong  2010-09-05 19:23:22
Thank you for your reply, can I get instructions how to do that? I should create an HTML file with wich content?
Guy Dor  2010-09-06 06:09:46
Take a look at this...http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2450628/how-do-i-display-a-local-html-file-in-a-uiwebview
Lee Armstrong  2010-09-07 18:08:09
Thank you but I want to make a link inside NSString that when I touch the word it will open a link
Guy Dor  2010-09-10 08:19:00

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