Set CenterWindow as firstResponder of application

[rafaelks]

If you have a TableView inside CenterWindow and you try go to top touching in iOS status bar, the TableView will no scroll to the top.

It is happening with me. Is it happening with you too?

I think we should set the center ViewController as the firstResponder of application.

[staticdreams]

I just checked with my app and my center view table scrolls fine to the very top. At least for the first controller. I haven't tried other center views yet since they don't contain any tables (yet)

[viezel]

Please look at setPanningMode

[rafaelks]

It happens only when you have a UITableView in left ViewController and a UITableView in center ViewController.

Anyone knows how to fix it? :-(

[staticdreams]

I have tableviews in both left and center controllers and it scrolls fine. I removed right view altogether.
however I'm using 0.6 version. haven't had the chance to upgrade and try out the new version

[rafaelks]

It scrolls fine. But when I touch in iOS status, the UITableView of center ViewController does not go to the top.

[staticdreams]

Look, this is a small video I posted just now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5ZLxoDz6Bk
You're unable to do what I'm doing towards the end of the video? statusbar click scroll?

[rafaelks]

That is exactly my problem.

You left ViewController is a TableView too?

[staticdreams]

Yes, but on my left table I used:

scrollable: false

if that makes any difference. It isn't too long and I didn't want it to rubber-scroll in the middle. Maybe that fixes it.

[rafaelks]

Yes. It changes everything. ;-)

I have fixed it right now, disabling left UITableView when it isn't visible.

mainWindow.addEventListener("viewWillOpen", function(e) {
    winMenu.tableView.setScrollable(true);
});

mainWindow.addEventListener("viewWillClose", function(e) {
    winMenu.tableView.setScrollable(false);
});

Thanks!

[viezel]

good you guys figured it out :)

[staticdreams]

This probably should be documented somewhere :)

[viezel]

true. im trying to figure out why this happens..

[rafaelks]

It happens because the firstResponder is the first ViewController (leftWindow).

The status bar touch responds to the firstResponder ViewController with UITableView AFAIK.

[viezel]

yes.. I understood that from your dialog.
Im talking about native code here. This should not occur. :)