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How can the ability to select cells in a Cocoa Touch TableView be completely disabled?
I have managed to get my code to a state where selection seems not possible, but if you hold your finger on a cell for a moment or two it will turn blue (selected) until you move off it.
How can it be completely disabled?
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If you want to disable selection for just some of the cells, use: cell. userInteractionEnabled = NO; As well as preventing selection, this also stops tableView:didSelectRowAtIndexPath: being called for the cells that have it set.
To hide UITableViewCell separator completely, simply set it's colour to UIColor. clearColor(). This will make the cell separator not visible.
deselectRow(at:animated:) Deselects a row that an index path identifies, with an option to animate the deselection.
A view that presents data using rows in a single column.
See the allowsSelection property of UITableView.
myTableView.allowsSelection = NO;
from the apple documentation on Gesture Recognizers
Generally, a window delivers UITouch objects (packaged in UIEvent objects) to a gesture recognizer before it delivers them to the attached hit-test view. But there are some subtle detours and dead-ends in this general delivery path that depend on whether a gesture is recognized. You can alter this delivery path to suit the requirements of your application.
so... I haven't actually implemented this, but have done some reading on it... It might be a possible solution
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