Perhaps I am doing something wrong but…
I have an image displayed on the screen. User hits a button and I display a native textbox over the image.
For IOS I have to use LocalToContent to get the actual screen location of the image to correctly place the textbox. However, I found that on Android that gives me the wrong location. So I did a test and it turns out with Android I can simply place the textbox at the same x,y location as the image. No conversion required.
Why the difference on the two platforms? And if this is know, why is it not documented? [import]uid: 69863 topic_id: 16121 reply_id: 316121[/import]