I have the Form property of the TDPFUIViewController set to a form. I do that because it helps me to design the content of the TDPFUIViewController outside and independent of the ViewController itself. I think the Form is opaque and prevents the see through. Is there way to work around that? Thanks!
Last edit: Kaarigar 2013-10-22
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Thanks for the tip. However, I have used TDPFUIViewControllers and unfortunately they only have the Form property. I will have to update the entire app to use TDPFUIView.
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How to make TDPFUIViewController transparent or semi-transparent so that the other stuff under it shows through?
Hi Kaarigar
If you set BackgroundColor to null you can see a transparent TDPFUIViewController.
Regards
I have the Form property of the TDPFUIViewController set to a form. I do that because it helps me to design the content of the TDPFUIViewController outside and independent of the ViewController itself. I think the Form is opaque and prevents the see through. Is there way to work around that? Thanks!
Last edit: Kaarigar 2013-10-22
Hi Kaarigar
I recommend the use of Frames into Frame property of TDPFUIView.
Using Forms cause your app get extra memory.
Regards
Thanks for the tip. However, I have used TDPFUIViewControllers and unfortunately they only have the Form property. I will have to update the entire app to use TDPFUIView.