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• Hello, I had the same problem

  But in my case was when the app was put on pause and return, my code was causing the app back on a screen asking to login again, and the optionDialog still visible.

  To fix I added the function Hide.

  Open /Library/Application Support/Titanium/mobilesdk/osx/1.X.X/iphone/Classes/TiUIOptionDialogProxy.m

  and before this line:

  
  -(void)show:(id)args
  

  add this code:

  
  -(void)hide:(id)args
  {
      [actionSheet dismissWithClickedButtonIndex:-2 animated:animated];
      [self fireEvent:@"hide" withObject:nil];
      [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] removeObserver:self name:UIApplicationWillChangeStatusBarOrientationNotification object:nil];
      RELEASE_TO_NIL(actionSheet);
  
  }
  

  Save and do a full compile of your project.

  Now you can use in your JS:

  
  myOptionDialog.hide();
  

• Dumb question, but have you tried calling youroptiondialog.hide() just to see if that method is there but undocumented? Maybe blur()?

• Hi Tim,

  Thanks for your reply.. Yes, I did notice that the documentation on the .show states that it does not take any parameters while actually it does. So I did try .hide(), and tried .blur() as you suggested, but neither exist.

  Regards
  Edgar