A UIAlertView is just a UIView So you can manually add the buttons to the UIAlertView in a two column configuration. There is an example here that demonstrates adding UITextField s, but I'm sure you can adapt it.
A UIAlertView is just a UIView. So you can manually add the buttons to the UIAlertView in a two column configuration. There is an example here that demonstrates adding UITextFields, but I'm sure you can adapt it.
Note that having two many buttons in the UIAlertView might get Apple's back up ;-).
I have done it like this NSArray *subViewArray = Topicdialog. Subviews; float y = 60.0f; for(int x=2;xWidth = 120.0f; frame.size. Height = 42.0f; frame.origin.
X = 20.0f; frame.origin. Y = y; button. Frame = frame; UIView *button1 = subViewArray objectAtIndex:x + 1; frame = button1.
Frame; frame.size. Width = 120.0f; frame.size. Height = 42.0f; frame.origin.
X = 152.0f; frame.origin. Y = y; button1. Frame = frame; y = y + 48.0f; }.
Is it proper way to alight UIAlertView Buttons according to app store submission policy ... any review or idea will be appreciated – luckee Dec 8 '09 at 10:08.
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