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How to implement the hideOverlay() function like 2.7.0. I didn't find the relevant API in 3.0.0 #150
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Hey @mytianer, This option was moved directly into the popup. Use it in the |
Oh, I see. Seems that when designing this functionality, my goal was to catch "tap outside" event rather than interaction with the content. I'll have to rethink this issue, but unfortunately I don't have time to deal with it right now because I'm working on the framework's readme file, which I have to finish by Tuesday. However you can fix it very easily - just replace Have a nice day, |
Thank you very much for reply, now it works well |
Hey @mytianer, Just letting you know that this feature returned in the version 4.0.0. Have a nice day, |
perf: - Improved library performance due to better task distribution between threads (#153) fix: - Fixed an issue with calling the library from non-main threads (#147) - Fixed an issue that made it impossible to interact with the app when the overlay was set to clear (#150) - Fixed a problem with the stacked popups background color - Improved vertical popup animations refactor: - Renamed and changed some public API properties (see 3.x.x -> 4.0.0 Migration Guide for more information) - Refactored several smaller files
In previous versions, after using hideOverlay(), the view under the popup can still be interacted
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