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I am able to get reference to the backgroundImageView of the UIAlertView without using private methods etc. But my alpha setting to 1.0 is ignored. The control is still a bit semi-transparent.
Can you help?
UPDATE: I am sorry. The design team provided me with an graphical asset that had already some transparency in it. 🙁
So actually ,once you get a reference to the background view. You can set its alpha as you wish. Hopefully at least this information will help somebody.
The image used by Apple is already transparent, not the view displaying it.
So you won’t be able to “fix” this.
A workaround might be to place another blue view below it with the same rounded corners.