when I scroll the tableView in the simulator or on my device and wait until the scroll has ended and then tap or press a row nothing happens. I have to press it twice in order for the onRowTouch event listener (phase tap or press ) to recognize it.
In contrary to the onRowTouch listener the normal eventlistener recognizes it immediately( f.e. in the began phase )
when I scroll the tableView in the simulator or on my device and wait until the scroll has ended and then tap or press a row nothing happens. I have to press it twice in order for the onRowTouch event listener (phase tap or press ) to recognize it.
In contrary to the onRowTouch listener the normal eventlistener recognizes it immediately( f.e. in the began phase )
sent you a bug report.
best regards,
roman
I can’t seem to reproduce this, what daily build are you using?
I just see that it only happens when you scroll and wait till it hits the bottom, bounds a little and stands still… or to the top. and then if you click you have to click twice.
if the scrolldistance is not so long then it seems to work…
Huh, now that you mention it roman, I see the same in mine… And also confirmed, if you scroll the list and let it bounce off the top or bottom, the first tap doesn’t work. But, if the scroll distance is shorter, it works first tap.
when I scroll the tableView in the simulator or on my device and wait until the scroll has ended and then tap or press a row nothing happens. I have to press it twice in order for the onRowTouch event listener (phase tap or press ) to recognize it.
In contrary to the onRowTouch listener the normal eventlistener recognizes it immediately( f.e. in the began phase )
sent you a bug report.
best regards,
roman
I can’t seem to reproduce this, what daily build are you using?
I just see that it only happens when you scroll and wait till it hits the bottom, bounds a little and stands still… or to the top. and then if you click you have to click twice.
if the scrolldistance is not so long then it seems to work…
Huh, now that you mention it roman, I see the same in mine… And also confirmed, if you scroll the list and let it bounce off the top or bottom, the first tap doesn’t work. But, if the scroll distance is shorter, it works first tap.