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[andresdsep]

Sometimes when dismissing the popup, the UI will become unresponsive. I think something might be covering it up (not completely Disposed() off in DismissAnimated) but I haven't been able to confirm. Can you shed some light?

This is how I'm calling the popup:

var confirmPopup = new SIAlertView(config.Title ?? String.Empty, config.Message);
Action<bool> buttonAction = ok =>
{
    _activeDialog.DismissAlertDialog();
    config.OnConfirm(ok);
};
confirmPopup.AddButton(config.CancelText, SIAlertViewButtonType.Cancel, () => buttonAction(false));
confirmPopup.AddButton(config.OkText, SIAlertViewButtonType.Default, () => buttonAction(true));
confirmPopup.TransitionStyle = SIAlertViewTransitionStyle.Fade;

confirmPopup.Show();

Sometimes I will programatically close it like:

if (_alertDialog != null)
{
    _alertDialog.DismissAnimated(true, true);
}
_alertDialog = null;

[jsauve]

I never got to the bottom of this. It seems that manual creation and
management of UIWindows is somewhat tricky. They're mainly intended for the
operating system itself to manage on its own. But I could be wrong. I just
remember reading lots of things back then (and observing during debugging)
that the UIWindow collection should not be messed with. Sorry I'm not more
help on this right now. Maybe I'll get back to looking at this again at
some point.
On Jun 11, 2015 10:30 PM, "Andres Sepulveda" [email protected]
wrote:

Sometimes when dismissing the popup, the UI will become unresponsive. I
think something might be covering it up (not completely Disposed() off in
DismissAnimated) but I haven't been able to confirm. Can you shed some
light?

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