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Asked: 2026-06-12T02:40:31+00:00

Am developing an iPhone App. When the user taps a button, displaying a semi-transparent

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Am developing an iPhone App. When the user taps a button, displaying a semi-transparent UIImageView on a page (i.e. covering the whole page). Now, since the UIImageView is semi-transparent, the buttons beneath it are seen. Clicking on the buttons (though the UIImageView is on top of it) is causing the button-click to be processed ; but I want to stop this. When the UIImageView is on th e top, only touching UIImageView (which calls a method) should work ; touching anything beneath it shouldn’t.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You have following alternatives :
    First make sure that UIImageView is on top of button. Bring if front by using bringSubviewToFront

    1. You can disable userInteraction of UIImageView.
    2. If you have any action associated with UIImageView , then you can prefer UIButton over there instead of UIImageView and set your image as a background of UIButton , and add action you required to perform with this button.
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