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• iphone dev - could clone ABRecord ?

  - by Jeff

  Hi, I want to delete one ABPerson (say, person) in address book then add another one (say new), since some parts of attributes may be reused, I want to clone 'person' to 'new', here is my question, it seems there is NO function to do this clone, I found ABRecordCreateCopy but it seems to be MAC specified, Is there any api I could use to avoid copy each properties one by one ? Thanks in advance! Jeff

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• Problem getting IM information from an ABRecord

  - by bend0r

  Hello, I'm trying to get the IM account information from existing contacts (adressbook) on iPhone. I walk through the contacts and I get the contacts which have an entry in IM but I can't read the jabber-address. abArray = (NSArray *)ABAddressBookCopyArrayOfAllPeople(ABAddressBookCreate()); for(int i=0 ; i<[abArray count];i++) { ABRecordRef record = [abArray objectAtIndex:i]; ABMutableMultiValueRef multi = ABRecordCopyValue(record, kABPersonInstantMessageProperty); for(CFIndex x=0;x<ABMultiValueGetCount(multi);x++) { CFDictionaryRef dict = ABMultiValueCopyValueAtIndex(multi, x); CFStringRef jabber = CFDictionaryGetValue(dict, kABPersonInstantMessageServiceJabber); if(CFDictionaryContainsKey(dict, kABPersonInstantMessageServiceJabber)) { NSLog(@"yes"); } else { NSLog(@"no"); } // only to make it possible to log to console NSString *jaab = (NSString *)jabber; NSLog(@"jabber adress: %@" , jaab); } CFRelease(dict); } } what I'm doing wrong?

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• Syncing with Address Book: Last modified property in ABPerson/ABRecord

  - by Oliver

  I'm syncing data from the Address Book into a Core Data database and I've nearly got it working perfectly. The only issue remaining is checking for changes and modifications on startup and reflecting the changes inside Core Data. Currently, I simply check the ID of each ABRecord and see if it is already in Core Data. Of course, this only works in the case of new contacts and not changed information inside an existing contact. One solution would be to go through each contact already in the database and check each property against the Address Book. The down side of this is that it's really slow. One method that would work is if the ABRecord had a last modified date. I could then store the date inside the Core Data database and check on startup to see if I need to update the contact. However, I can't find anything like this in the documentation. Any ideas?

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• iOS get user contacts excluding businesses

  - by Kyle Begeman

  I have an app that is loading all of a users contacts. I would like to exclude any business, but I can't seem to find a way to determine if a contact is a business. I initially considered check if the "company" field contains a value when the first and last name do not, but I can't find this property from the ABRecord. Here is how I am grabbing the first and last name: NSString *firstName = (__bridge_transfer NSString *)ABRecordCopyValue(contactPerson, kABPersonFirstNameProperty); NSString *lastName = (__bridge_transfer NSString *)ABRecordCopyValue(contactPerson, kABPersonLastNameProperty); Any ideas? Thanks!

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• Bad access on removing the record from the contacts

  - by Mohammed Sadiq

  Hi all, I am facing a issue in removing the ABRecord . The code that i use is as follows : BOOL isRemoved = ABAddressBookRemoveRecord(addressbook, record, &error). But I am receiving the following call stack : *#0 0x005355bd in moveToRoot * *#1 0x005bbeb6 in sqlite3VdbeExec * **#2 0x0058e7e7 in sqlite3_step ** *#3 0x000800ad in CPSqliteStatementSendResults * *#4 0x00082dcd in CPRecordStoreProcessStatementWithPropertyIndices * *#5 0x00082e1d in CPRecordStoreProcessStatement * *#6 0x325b4b63 in ABCRemoveRecord * *#7 0x325c578a in ABAddressBookRemoveRecord * I searched , and this is the only way to remove the records from the contact . I dont know the reason for this access error . Any hep will be greatly appreciated .. Best Regards, MOhammed Sadiq.

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