Can the use of YLProgressBar added on an alert view cause rejection of my app on app store?

Question

In my iOS application I have used alert view to show a message of 'Loading Data...' and have added a YLProgressBar as a sub view on alert view which shows the progress of data loading process.

I wonder will this approach be acceptable by Apple as I have gone through situations where Apple rejects the app in which a text field is added on alert view. Any reference which gives clarification about this rule is most welcome.

Answer 1

Can the use of YLProgressBar added on an alert view cause rejection of my app on app store?

It can. Anything can. Apple has its very own weird and obscure revision system which sometimes seems to lack all logic and contradict itself. Thus, the answer to "can XYZ be a reason for rejection" is always "yes, it potentially can be", and the answer to the question "will my app be approved if I don't do ABC for which another app was rejected?" is "maybe not, maybe yes".