Re: Core Animation: How to swicth off all implicit animations?
Re: Core Animation: How to swicth off all implicit animations?
- Subject: Re: Core Animation: How to swicth off all implicit animations?
- From: Wolf Hauser <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:30:40 +0100
Thank you both for your great support. Obviously, "not presently
supported" does not mean it raises an exception when you try to do it
anyway (otherwise I would have noticed) -- it probably just means that
you are likely to run into quirks, which is exactly what happened to me.
But now I have tried (1) and (2) of your suggestions, and both work
great! So my problem is resolved.
Many thanks again.
Wolf
Le 23 nov. 08 à 03:11, Michael Ash a écrit :
1) Ditch the layers, and simply place your view in front of the
WebView. Ignore the stuff you've been reading which says that
overlapping views aren't supported; this is no longer true in Leopard.
The reason it's not working for you is *probably* simply due to an
Interface Builder bug where the actions of "Bring to Front" and "Send
to Back" can become reversed. Try setting the order in code, or simply
reversing the order of your views in IB. (Note that layering in this
way can still fail in some ways, particularly if your WebView displays
certain types of content, such as QuickTime movies, which end up being
rendered in a special way that will display above your content.)
2) Use layer-backed mode only for your view, not the WebView.
Layer-backed views draw above non-layer-backed views.
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