I'm currently trying to use MGSwipeTableCell to enable our tables to have slide in buttons (that will expand to trigger an action).
Now I run into the following problem:
Tapping on a cell won't do anything, it won't call will or didSelectRowAtIndexPath. However, a small swipe/pan (with no buttons) will call them.
The only thing I changed so far is switching from subclassing UITableViewCell to subclassing MGSwipeTableCell instead.
I also had a earlier build that already included the delegate to setup the buttons which worked fine. But even then a tap didn't call didSelectRowAtIndexPath.
Edit:
Nevermind - Found the issue - There was an old, very old TapGestureRecognizer over the tableview that we haven't used in years. Once I removed it everything worked!
I'm currently trying to use MGSwipeTableCell to enable our tables to have slide in buttons (that will expand to trigger an action).
Now I run into the following problem:
Tapping on a cell won't do anything, it won't call will or didSelectRowAtIndexPath. However, a small swipe/pan (with no buttons) will call them.
The only thing I changed so far is switching from subclassing UITableViewCell to subclassing MGSwipeTableCell instead.
I also had a earlier build that already included the delegate to setup the buttons which worked fine. But even then a tap didn't call didSelectRowAtIndexPath.
Edit:
Nevermind - Found the issue - There was an old, very old TapGestureRecognizer over the tableview that we haven't used in years. Once I removed it everything worked!