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    <p>We're creating an immersive app that needs to have something that acts rather similar to a <code>UIAlertView</code>, but we don't want it to look like a system dialog, we want to use our own graphics. I've got a big chunk of the work done, but there are a few snags I've hit:</p> <ol> <li><p>How do I make the UIView show up above the status bar (so that I can darken in, like a <code>UIAlertView</code> does)? Is this possible? I've added it to the window, but it still shows up underneath the status bar.</p></li> <li><p>How do I show it partially transparent but have the text still fully opaque? I want it to be shown similar to a <code>UIAlertView</code> in that it should be translucent, but if I set alpha to .8, that also decreases the alpha of subviews. If I only decrease the alpha of the background image, then the buttons appear opaque. If I decrease the alpha of the background image and the buttons, then the buttons don't look like they are embedded in the background image. I would very much like to not have to create a different image for each arrangement of embedded buttons</p></li> </ol> <p><strong>Edit:</strong> I haven't yet found a solution to the status bar issue, but I've noticed that a standard UIAlertView shows up in its own UIWindow, and when I investigated that, I found the windowLevel property:</p> <pre><code>const UIWindowLevel UIWindowLevelNormal; const UIWindowLevel UIWindowLevelAlert; const UIWindowLevel UIWindowLevelStatusBar; </code></pre> <p>Using my own UIWindow with <code>UIWindowLevelAlert</code> still didn't make it show up above the status bar. I didn't try <code>UIWindowLevelStatusBar</code>.</p>
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    1. COIt might be too late but you may be able to leverage UIAlertView instead of writing your own class. I did some subview mining to mess around with the buttons and such but I don't recommend doing the same. However you can insert subviews and also change the frame of the UIAlertView, maybe that will meet your needs instead? UIAlertview seems to have a lot of behavior and I wouldn't want to duplicate it, personally.
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