I'm using Xamarin.TTTAttributedLabel to parse HTML in xamarin.ios app. Most of the times, whenever I click on the link it freezes the app. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I'm using Label inside UIView --> ScrollView. My scrollview doesn't have any tap gesture. This doesn't happen on simulator. Only on physical device.
View.AddSubview (scrollView)
TTTAttributedLabel lbl = new TTTAttributedLabel();
lbl.SetText(attributedString, 15f);
lbl.Lines = 0;
lbl.EnabledTextCheckingTypes = NSTextCheckingType.Link | NSTextCheckingType.PhoneNumber;
lbl.UserInteractionEnabled = true;
lbl.Delegate = new TTTHTMLLabelDelegate(this);
lbl.Frame = new CGRect (15, 0, Common.screenWidth - 30, 20);
lbl.SizeToFit();
view2.AddSubview(lbl);
scrollView.AddSubview(view2);
//Delegate code
public override void DidSelectLinkWithURL(TTTAttributedLabel label, NSUrl url)
{
if (url != null)
{
var PageUrl = url.ToString();
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(PageUrl))
{
if (PageUrl.StartsWith("mailto"))
{
//code to open email app
}
else if (PageUrl.StartsWith("tel"))
{
//code to open phone app
}
else
{
//for <a> links
UIApplication.SharedApplication.OpenUrl(url)
}
}
}
}
UPDATED with sample code.
I have observed one more thing, DidSelectLinkWithURL
not get called when app freezes.
Try to store your variable
public class YourClass
{
TTTAttributedLabel lbl;
ViewDidLoad()
{
View.AddSubview (scrollView)
lbl = new TTTAttributedLabel();
lbl.SetText(attributedString, 15f);
lbl.Lines = 0;
lbl.EnabledTextCheckingTypes = NSTextCheckingType.Link |
NSTextCheckingType.PhoneNumber;
lbl.UserInteractionEnabled = true;
lbl.Delegate = new TTTHTMLLabelDelegate(this);
lbl.Frame = new CGRect (15, 0, Common.screenWidth - 30, 20);
lbl.SizeToFit();
view2.AddSubview(lbl);
scrollView.AddSubview(view2);
}
}