Blank text magnifier in iOS 7 [duplicate] - ios

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I'm working on an iOS 6 app that's needs to be compatible with iOS 7. For some strange reason whenever I deploy the app on an iOS 7 device, if I try to magnify text, the magnifier is blank.
Here's a screenshot of the issue
Thanks in advance!


This happens when there are multiple UIWindows in the .xib. At least that was the problem for me. I was using a UIWindow for VGA output. As soon as I deleted the window from the .xib my cursor worked. I then recreated the UIWindow in code.

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