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[[UIProgressHUD]] is a view which occupies the whole window for showing a short progress message. This view is private, that means you shouldn't use them for AppStore apps, but alternatives<ref>MBProgressHUD: http:// | [[UIProgressHUD]] is a view which occupies the whole window for showing a short progress message. This view is private, that means you shouldn't use them for AppStore apps, but alternatives<ref>MBProgressHUD: http://github.com/jdg/MBProgressHUD</ref> exist. | ||
Also note that UIProgressHUD is just a normal view. It will not block interactions to other background views. | Also note that UIProgressHUD is just a normal view. It will not block interactions to other background views. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:30, 11 December 2009
UIProgressHUD is a view which occupies the whole window for showing a short progress message. This view is private, that means you shouldn't use them for AppStore apps, but alternatives[1] exist.
Also note that UIProgressHUD is just a normal view. It will not block interactions to other background views.
Using UIProgressHUD
UIProgressHUD* hud = [[UIProgressHUD alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectZero];
[hud setText:@"Loading, please wait."];
[hud showInView:someView];
...
[hud done];
...
[hud hide];
...
[hud release];
References
- ↑ MBProgressHUD: http://github.com/jdg/MBProgressHUD