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Asked: 2026-05-25T12:43:28+00:00

I’m showing custom indicator when user clicks a button to purchase an in-app item.

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I’m showing custom indicator when user clicks a button to purchase an in-app item.

The custom indicator calls ‘beginIgnoringInteractionEvents’ on init.
However the apple provided in-app-purchase popup(to show item name/price) is still touchable.

Well, that’s all good, but I tried adding another UIAlertview on the process(after user confirms the purchase and apple validates it), because the purchase process takes a while and it just seems boring with only being able to see indicator spinning.

Now the problem is, the UIAlertView I added is not touchable.
How is apple’s alertview(in-app-purchase pop-ups) touchable and not mine?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The in app purchase box seems to count as a different process, separate from your app as it calls applicationDidBecomeActive: and applicationWillResignActive: similar to the text message box.

    This would explain why it can receive touches, but views internal to your app can’t

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