I got a doosy this time…
I have an app that is using the widget tabBar control to show various storyboard scenes that contain a tableView. Each tableView when tapped on loads via storyboard.showOverlay() another scene. It’s in this last scene, I create a button using the basic technique of adding an image to the screen, sticking it into the storyboard view group and adding a touch event listener to it.
Here is the fun. If load up the tabBar and load the first scene, which is just my tableView rows (I’ve not loaded the other scene that constructing the button). However if I tap on the tableView where the button is supposed to be in the future scene then it actually does the action (loads a web page) for the button and when I come back from the future view has loaded.
So I’m thinking that somehow, that the tableView is pre-loading the actions of the rows underneath the tableView. (Using build 846). This App (my RSS reader for my son’s blog) used to be a director app and I’ve converted it to storyboard. The live version is build on 726 I think and this problem exists in the old version too, so it’s not Storyboard. I can’t see why tabView would be involved, so I’m left with it being a tableView doing some kind of pre-cache.
Any one seen this? Know how I can fix it?
Thanks
Rob
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