How to move the buttons in a UIAlertView to make room for an inserted UITextField?

Question

[EDIT] Hmm. Perhaps this question should be titled \"what is the default user-input dialog view called in CocoaTouch?\" I realize that I can create an entire view that is

Answer 1

Zoul proposed the best method, to capture user input just do:

a) Add the UITextFieldDelegate protocol to your class.

b) Do something like

    UIAlertView *insertScore = [UIAlertView new];
    [insertScore setDelegate:self];
    [insertScore setTitle:@"New Title!"];
    [insertScore addButtonWithTitle:@"Cancel"];
    [insertScore addButtonWithTitle:@"Ok"];

    insertScore.message = @"\n";

    [insertScore addTextFieldWithValue:@"Input" label:@"player"];

    [[insertScore textField] setDelegate:self];

    [insertScore show]; 

    [insertScore release];

c) The crucial part was to set the delegate of the textField to self, then to access data you can simply:

- (void)alertView:(UIAlertView *)alertView clickedButtonAtIndex:(NSInteger)buttonIndex 
{
  NSLog(@"%@",[[alertView textField] text]);
}

Hope this helps someone, since I had to think a bit to get it right.