tableView:scrollToIndex() not working 2nd time after re-entering scene?
That is the scrollToIndex is working find in my scene:enterScene function on initial entry, however when I come back to this scene again it does not work (and the table view remains at the 1st position)
When I change this to the “scrollToY()” method (and put in a dummy position for sake of testing) it works fine for the initial and subsequent entries to the scene.
Anyone know of a bug with tableView:scrollToIndex then??? (will submit one if I don’t hear back, perhaps I’m missing something)
Did you already file a bug report and sample for this? If not, can you please? If you don’t receive a prompt response, that doesn’t mean the bug report wasn’t submitted… more likely, it just means that it’s being evaluated and placed in the queue with the proper emphasis.
Hi Brent - actually I found a work around was to move to the 1st row and then move to the row you want. Is there a way I can check myself to see if it’s submitted first? or just submit the bug?
I just ran into this bug as well. but its a little different.
I am not changing scenes at all and have the issue. i have isolated the issue to be:
You can’t scroll to the same INDEX number that you scrolled to the LAST time you executed a scrollToIndex API ** call.**
as long as the index your trying to scroll to is different from the last index you executed a scrollToIndex on, it works great… the the work around is to do like greg has mentioned… scroll twice in a row… once to the wrong index of your choice. and then to the index your trying to scroll to:
[lua]
function scrollMe(tempIndex)
print(“Scroll ME”,tempIndex)
tableView:scrollToIndex(tempIndex+1,50,function() print(“Scrolling 1”) end) – this is a scrollTo Index BUG. you cant scroll to the same index as the same exact index you scrolled to the last time. it must be a different index each time this command is used.
Did you already file a bug report and sample for this? If not, can you please? If you don’t receive a prompt response, that doesn’t mean the bug report wasn’t submitted… more likely, it just means that it’s being evaluated and placed in the queue with the proper emphasis.
Hi Brent - actually I found a work around was to move to the 1st row and then move to the row you want. Is there a way I can check myself to see if it’s submitted first? or just submit the bug?
I just ran into this bug as well. but its a little different.
I am not changing scenes at all and have the issue. i have isolated the issue to be:
You can’t scroll to the same INDEX number that you scrolled to the LAST time you executed a scrollToIndex API ** call.**
as long as the index your trying to scroll to is different from the last index you executed a scrollToIndex on, it works great… the the work around is to do like greg has mentioned… scroll twice in a row… once to the wrong index of your choice. and then to the index your trying to scroll to:
[lua]
function scrollMe(tempIndex)
print(“Scroll ME”,tempIndex)
tableView:scrollToIndex(tempIndex+1,50,function() print(“Scrolling 1”) end) – this is a scrollTo Index BUG. you cant scroll to the same index as the same exact index you scrolled to the last time. it must be a different index each time this command is used.
