Capturing image of UIView (renderInContext not working properly) [closed]?

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I am trying to capture an image of a UIView with renderInContex, but it does not fully capture all of the subviews. (For example, it doesn't capture the words in a UITextView, and it doesn't capture a UIButton at all. ) What can I use instead?

Edit: The problem actually isn't renderInContext, but instead is my implementation. See my new question: Detecting change in UIView and its subviews ios cocoa-touch uiview uikit calayer link|improve this question edited Jan 14 at 20:43 asked Jan 14 at 6:00Jay520213 92% accept rate.

It sounds like renderInContext might work if you adjust the graphics context first. Try this if you haven't already done so: stackoverflow.com/a/3869804.

Thanks, but I still got the same result. – Jay Jan 14 at 20:05 1 Okay, so the problem actually isn't renderInContext, but instead is my implementation. See my new question: stackoverflow.com/q/8865207/542687 – Jay Jan 14 at 20:43.

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