What class is referenced in the volume/mute button popup? Sorry for the awful question but I can't seem to find it anywhere.
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A:
Sorry, this is not in the public API, and is not accessible by 'well-behaved' apps.
Ben Gottlieb
2009-12-03 04:53:05
Weird, I have several apps installed that use something that looks exactly like it for a loading popup.
dc
2009-12-03 04:58:25
That was probably home-made, this is not something that comes out of the box in the iPhone SDK. You'll have to throw something together to mimic that interface.
Yannick Compernol
2009-12-03 12:23:05
A:
Do you mean UIAlertView? It's a blueish view which has text and (optionally) buttons?
Daniel Tull
2009-12-03 17:51:54
A:
Are you thinking of MPVolumeSettingsAlertShow()? That is a method to show the system volume alert.
William Denniss
2010-06-26 09:13:33
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A:
You can simply create a UIView with a semi transparent black backgroundColor. Then set the
view.layer.cornerRadius = 8.0; (this will create rounded corners) and add whatever you would like to display within it to that view as non-opaque subviews with clear backgrounds.
You can then add the newly created view to your top-most view and set the frame to center nicely and add some animation.
You need to add the following line in the header-file:
#import <QuartzCore/QuartzCore.h>
and also need add QuartzCore to your linked frameworks.
Felix
2010-06-26 09:23:21
You could also make it a UIWindow subclass, if you want to make sure it displays on top of everything.
chpwn
2010-06-26 09:24:05