Can iphone's labels, textfields or other UI elements accept HTML formatted text and display it correctly?

Is there any trick so i can give html formatted text to e.g. UIL开发者_如何学Cabel or UITextField and iphone will format the text accordingly?

For example if there is a bold tag, the text will be bolded.

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No, the only class I know in iOS that displays HTML is UIWebView. Of course, you can use a small web view to display some HTML to get text styles. But if you're only want to draw static styled text in a view you can use CoreText. There are many examples out there (including one from Apple called CoreTextPageViewer) of how to draw an NSAttributedString with CoreText.

Hope that helps!

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try with NSAttributedString.

https://nodeload.github.com/AliSoftware/OHAttributedLabel/zipball/master

inthis example ,they show on UILable

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You can try with NSAttributedString

label.attributedText =
[[NSAttributedString alloc]
          initWithData: [html dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]
               options: @{ NSDocumentTypeDocumentAttribute: NSHTMLTextDocumentType }
    documentAttributes: nil
                 error: &err];

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Short answer, no.

To display HTML you need to use a UIWebView. If you want a rich text editor then you need to look at 3rd party Such as three20. Or on iOS > 4 you can use contentEditable in a UIWebView

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Only UIWebView supports html but you should also checkout this repo on github -

https://github.com/honcheng/RTLabel

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i think it is better way display HTML content in UIwebview compare to handle in other component

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Take a look at HTML String content for UILabel and TextView Where he mentions about "Three20 project which includes a class TTStyledTextLabel which allows you to render HtmL-Code and even activates links"