Pass touch to underlaying button of UIPopoverController?

Before presenting the popover, add the Cancel button to the popover's passthroughViews array.

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I've got a modal view that has "Cancel" button (the button dismisses modal). In the modal, I'm shoving a small UIPopover. What I'm trying to achieve is: When the UIPopover is visible, if uset touches "Cancel" it will do both: hide popover (it's happening now, since that's the click outside popup) hide modal - as if user touched "Cancel" without popup Is there a way to do it?

UIPopoverControllerDelegate is not providing any help (or I'm not seeing it :) ) Thanks :) ios ipad uipopovercontroller link|improve this question asked Apr 5 '11 at 9:05Solo383.

Before presenting the popover, add the Cancel button to the popover's passthroughViews array: popoverController. PassthroughViews = NSArray arrayWithObject:cancelButton; This will let the Cancel button respond to touches while the popover is displayed without automatically dismissing the popover. Then in your Cancel button's action method, call dismissPopoverAnimated: on the popover before dismissing the modal view.

You'll need to keep a reference to the popover in an ivar (eg. PopoverController) to do this.

Thanks, that exactly the property I needed :) Btw I cannot upvote, not enough rep :/ – Solo Apr 5 '11 at 15:51.

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