Safari-style UIPopoverController from Toolbar

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Published on 2010-04-05T14:58:52Z Indexed on 2010/04/05 15:03 UTC
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I'm creating an iPad application which needs a UIPopoverController like this one (I mean, with buttons):

sorry

I tried usng a UIViewController but it gives me an enormous popup with a white background.

Can anyone explain me how to make one? I cannot find any documentation or example code. Thanks.

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