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How to Detect Links in a UITextView
Links are not clickable by default in a UITextView. But luckily they can be enabled with a few simple lines of code: myTextView.editable = NO; myTextView.dataDetectorTypes = UIDataDetectorTypeLink; Unfortunately you cannot have an editable UITextView with clickable links. If you set editable to YES, then all links will be treated as regular text. You can [...] (translate)
Apache Flex Has A New Logo
The Apache Flex project has a new logo. This winning design was created by Adrian Knopik of Fuse Collective. (translate)
EaseCaddy Pro Released
There is now a Pro version of our popular EaseCaddy extension (original post). The EaseCaddy panel is a Flash extension that allows you to to store, import, export, and apply custom eases. The basic version of EaseCaddy is still totally free. By upgrading to the Pro version, you’ll be able to apply an ease to [...] (translate)
CSS Regions Support in Google Chrome for Android
I’ve been working on some CSS Regions prototypes recently (if you’re new to CSS Regions, check out this post), so when the Chrome for Android beta came out the other day, I decided to see how some of my samples looked on mobile. It turns out, they work perfectly: The CSS Regions capabilities currently in [...] (translate)
Setting Text Selection Colors in JavaScript
If you’re building any kind of a text editor in JavaScript, you might want to be able to dynamically set or change the text selection color. I discovered it wasn’t as easy to do as I expected it to be, so I thought I’d share the code. I created this extreme (and admittedly, somewhat obnoxious) [...] (translate)
How to Create a Custom File Input (For Use With the HTML5 File APIs)
I’m working on an HTML/JS application that lets users work with local files directly in the browser, and I’m using some new HTML5 APIs to access local files. It works great (in Chrome and Firefox, anyway — see note below), however my UI calls for a custom file input rather than the default (and usually [...] (translate)
New Flash Player Incubator Preview Released to Labs
A new Flash Player Incubator preview release is available. The current build provides access to Flash Player Protected Mode for Mozilla Firefox on Windows 7 and Windows Vista systems. Download Flash Player Incubator preview Discuss Incubator features (translate)
HTML5 Converter for Adobe Captivate 5.5 Preview 2 Released to Labs
The HTML5 Converter for Adobe Captivate 5.5 is an experimental technology that converts SWFs generated by Adobe Captivate 5.5 into HTML5 format. Reuse and extend the reach of your content to devices that do not support the Adobe Flash runtimes. Learn More about HTML5 Converter for Adobe® Captivate 5.5 Download HTML5 Converter for Adobe Captivate [...] (translate)
All About Social Data and Analytics at Social Media Week
[Translate] We’re excited to be a one of the Bay Area Hubs for Social Media Week San Francisco taking place February 11-17. As a part of this, we’re hosting an all-day series focused solely on social data and analytics. Join us Monday, February 13 at our Adobe San Jose office for a day dedicated to [...] (translate)
Sundance Panel Highlights: How Technology is Impacting Storytelling and Film
[Translate] We might be back home from Sundance in sunny California, but the highlights from our trip keep coming! On Friday January 19th, we hosted a panel titled “How Technology is Impacting Storytelling and Film.” The panel featured talented filmmakers and artists such as Vincent Laforet (Revelry, Mobius), Rob Legato (Academy-award winning VFX Supervisor), and [...] (translate)