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Client wants to change the pageControl dots to a color different\nthan white.
\nAdd a property for the foreground color\n\"pagingControlForegroundColor\", similar to how we have\n\"setPagingControlColor_\" right now (which controls the background\ncolor of the paging control, but not the dots).
\nIn 1.6.0, this will make a scrollable view with three white dots\non a black background. With the new property, the dots would be\nred.
\n\nvar win = Ti.UI.createWindow({ backgroundColor: '#fff' });\n\nwin.add(Titanium.UI.createScrollableView({\n views:[\n Titanium.UI.createView({backgroundColor:'#123'}),\n Titanium.UI.createView({backgroundColor:'#231'}),\n Titanium.UI.createView({backgroundColor:'#312'})\n ],\n showPagingControl:true,\n pagingControlColor: 'black',\n pagingControlHeight: 50,\n pagingControlForegroundColor: 'red'\n}));\n\nwin.open();
\n
\nDon't show the paging control, and overlay a custom view with\nimages or buttons over the scrollable view. When the user touches\none of these, tell the scrollable view to change the active\nview.
+1
\nExposing the attribute is much easier than creating an own view\nwith all the Ti/iPhone magic.
Apple does not provide an API to change the color of the dots on\nthe UIPageControl. The client could implement their own custom\ncontrol in this case.