ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Email

The email address.

Type: TEXT

MIME type used when storing this in data table.

The MIME type of CONTENT_URI providing a directory of email addresses.

The display name for the email address

Type: TEXT

Add this query parameter to a URI to get back row counts grouped by the address book index as cursor extras. For most languages it is the first letter of the sort key. This parameter does not affect the main content of the cursor.

 Example:

 import android.provider.ContactsContract.Contacts;

 Uri uri = Contacts.CONTENT_URI.buildUpon()
          .appendQueryParameter(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX, "true")
          .build();
 Cursor cursor = getContentResolver().query(uri,
          new String[] {Contacts.DISPLAY_NAME},
          null, null, null);
 Bundle bundle = cursor.getExtras();
 if (bundle.containsKey(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_TITLES) &&
         bundle.containsKey(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_COUNTS)) {
     String sections[] =
             bundle.getStringArray(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_TITLES);
     int counts[] = bundle.getIntArray(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_COUNTS);
 }
 

The array of group counts for the corresponding group. Contains the same number of elements as the EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_TITLES array.

TYPE: int[]

The array of address book index titles, which are returned in the same order as the data in the cursor.

TYPE: String[]

The content:// style URL for email lookup using a filter. The filter returns records of MIME type CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE. The filter is applied to display names as well as email addresses. The filter argument should be passed as an additional path segment after this URI.

The query in the following example will return "Robert Parr (bob@incredibles.com)" as well as "Bob Parr (incredible@android.com)".

 Uri uri = Uri.withAppendedPath(Email.CONTENT_LOOKUP_URI, Uri.encode("bob"));
 Cursor c = getContentResolver().query(uri,
          new String[]{Email.DISPLAY_NAME, Email.DATA},
          null, null, null);
 

The content:// style URL for looking up data rows by email address. The lookup argument, an email address, should be passed as an additional path segment after this URI.

Example:

 Uri uri = Uri.withAppendedPath(Email.CONTENT_LOOKUP_URI, Uri.encode(email));
 Cursor c = getContentResolver().query(uri,
          new String[]{Email.CONTACT_ID, Email.DISPLAY_NAME, Email.DATA},
          null, null, null);
 

The content:// style URI for all data records of the CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE MIME type, combined with the associated raw contact and aggregate contact data.

URI used for enterprise email lookup.

It supports the same semantics as CONTENT_LOOKUP_URI and returns the same columns. If the device has no corp profile that is linked to the current profile, it behaves in the exact same way as CONTENT_LOOKUP_URI. If there is a corp profile linked to the current profile, it first queries against the personal contact database, and if no matching contacts are found there, then queries against the corp contacts database.

If a result is from the corp profile, it makes the following changes to the data:

• PHOTO_THUMBNAIL_URI and PHOTO_URI will be rewritten to special URIs. Use openAssetFileDescriptor(Uri, String) or its siblings to load pictures from them. PHOTO_ID and PHOTO_FILE_ID will be set to null. Do not use them.
• Corp contacts will get artificial CONTACT_IDs. In order to tell whether a contact is from the corp profile, use isEnterpriseContactId(long).
• Corp contacts will get artificial LOOKUP_KEYs too.

A contact lookup URL built by getLookupUri(long, String) with an _ID and a LOOKUP_KEY returned by this API can be passed to showQuickContact(Context, Rect, Uri, int, String[]) even if a contact is from the corp profile.

 Uri lookupUri = Uri.withAppendedPath(Email.ENTERPRISE_CONTENT_LOOKUP_URI,
         Uri.encode(email));
 

Return a CharSequence that best describes the given type, possibly substituting the given LABEL value for TYPE_CUSTOM.

Return the string resource that best describes the given TYPE. Will always return a valid resource.