Is there a way to hide the UIAlertView programatically. I am displaying a progress view in mine and when the progress view is = 1.0 I want to hide the UIAlertView.
A:
I would use a UIActionSheet to do this kind of behavior. The user is trained to manually dismiss the UIAlertView and this would just confuse them.
UIActionSheets are highly customizable to do whatever you need.
coneybeare
2009-09-23 17:15:32
Is there a way to automatically dismiss an action sheet
Gary
2009-09-23 17:18:27
And users aren't trained to manually dismiss action sheets? They're functionally almost identical, just used for different purposes and appear in different places in the UI. You may be thinking of a modal view controller.
Tim
2009-09-23 17:22:48
As another user has already stated in a separate posting...Apple's own commercial: http://www.apple.com/iphone/gallery/ads/#office-large does this. Watch it until the commercial gets to the printing of a label. What the iPhone app does (quite correctly in my opinion) is to put up a "Printing" message in a progress alert. This is because sending the information to the printer/printing process may take a bit of time.
Jann
2010-02-25 02:02:17
+2
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What you can do is observe (using key-value observing) the progress attribute in your progress view, then when it hits 1.0 send the dismissWithClickedButtonIndex:animated: message to the alert view.
Tim
2009-09-23 17:21:58