Not sure. You can do the hover effect using CSS - use the a:hover style. Apply a stylesheet describing a:hover to your textfield. Works great. However, not sure you can capture that particular event. You can use TextEvent.LINK event to find out when the user clicked the text, but there is not TextEvent.HOVER unfortunately. You could hack it with an invisible button of course, but that's not what you're looking for most likely. Maybe someone else knows.
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