I have a UIActionSheet that works just fine on the iPhone simulator. It is presented when the user touches a UIButton.
Using the iPad, I believe UIActionSheets are wrapped into a UIPopupController.
When I call the same code using the iPad simulator, I get a thin “line” displayed, which looks like a UIPopupController (you can see the small arrow that usually points to a control). None of the content can be seen.
What is the correct way to use a UIActionSheet using the iPad with MonoTouch? Here is a bit of sample code I have been testing with – creating the UIActionSheet:
var actionSheet = new UIActionSheet () { Style = UIActionSheetStyle.BlackTranslucent };
actionSheet.Frame = actionSheetFrame;
actionSheet.Clicked += (s, e) => { Console.WriteLine ("Clicked on item {0}", e.ButtonIndex); };
actionSheet.AddSubview (doneButton);
Then, I am showing the actionsheet by calling the following from a button:
btnSay.TouchUpInside += (sender, e) => {
actionSheet.ShowFrom(tmpBtn.Frame, tmpView, false);
};
I get something like the attached screenshot when using the iPad simulator.

For reference, here is what the UIActionSheet looks like when using the iPhone simulator.

Note: The project is a universal single-view MonoTouch c# project.
Any pointers or help would be much appreciated!
I faced this same problem with a recent app I released to the app store.
When you show a
UIActionSheeton iPad, iOS wraps theUIActionSheetin aUIPopoverView.I used the following code to detect whether this is an iPad, and if it is, adjust the frame of the popover view:
The example is based upon the Xamarin ActionSheet Date Picker here
I have put these up as a Gist (Normal and DatePicker)