tableView onRowTouch doesn't trigger when scroll has reached a limit

Solar2D Widgets
#1

Hi, 

i am noticing an issue where when i scroll the tableView to one of its limits (either up or down) the next time i touch a row it doesn’t respond to the touch, so i need to touch again on the row in order to get it to respond.

Is this a known issue? i can’t think of anything i am doing to cause this issue on my end.

Actually… i just tried on the sample app for the tableview and it also happens.

This is happening both on simulator and on device.

I am on version 2013.1135

Thanks

#2

Known bug that’s fixed in the daily builds. It’s also fixed in the github  version of the widget library.

You can get that here: https://github.com/coronalabs/framework-widgets

And see how to use it here: http://youtu.be/cm6H990Y_Es

 Jay

#3

Thanks Jay… i just saw that on another thread and am going to bring it in from github. If all goes well one day i will go pro and have daily builds :slight_smile:

#4

Hey Jay. Thanks for sharing your video. I tried the suggested way to require

local widgetG = require( “widgetLibrary/widget” ) 

and it didn’t seem to work for me. I then saw another suggestion which replaces the “/” with a . and looks like this :

local widgetG = require( “widgetLibrary.widget” )

That seems to work well for me. Any idea why? All the best.

#5

At about the 2:50 mark in that video I mention the slash vs period – Lua needs the dot for a path separator rather than the slash in a require statement.

In things like display.newImage(“images/mypic.png”) you can use a slash because that’s a Corona API call, not a Lua thing. (At least I believe that’s the reason why.)

 Jay

#6

Funny how I had a youtube stutter right around that time and skipped ahead a little. Sorry for missing that and asking this redundant question. All the best!

#7

Known bug that’s fixed in the daily builds. It’s also fixed in the github  version of the widget library.

You can get that here: https://github.com/coronalabs/framework-widgets

And see how to use it here: http://youtu.be/cm6H990Y_Es

 Jay

#8

Thanks Jay… i just saw that on another thread and am going to bring it in from github. If all goes well one day i will go pro and have daily builds :slight_smile:

#9

Hey Jay. Thanks for sharing your video. I tried the suggested way to require

local widgetG = require( “widgetLibrary/widget” ) 

and it didn’t seem to work for me. I then saw another suggestion which replaces the “/” with a . and looks like this :

local widgetG = require( “widgetLibrary.widget” )

That seems to work well for me. Any idea why? All the best.

#10

At about the 2:50 mark in that video I mention the slash vs period – Lua needs the dot for a path separator rather than the slash in a require statement.

In things like display.newImage(“images/mypic.png”) you can use a slash because that’s a Corona API call, not a Lua thing. (At least I believe that’s the reason why.)

 Jay

#11

Funny how I had a youtube stutter right around that time and skipped ahead a little. Sorry for missing that and asking this redundant question. All the best!