Disabling a XLFormRowDescriptorTypeButton doesn't make it grey #780
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* master: update pod spec for new release fixed tests pod spec Update row in `cellForRowAtIndexPath` instead of `willDisplayCell`. Add Changelog fix button cell disabled state. closes xmartlabs#780 fixed designated initialiser setting back to nib name and coder Removed the setting of default keyboard type in text and name row. iOS 7 fix small fix in XLFormLeftRightSelectorOptionLeftValueChangePolicy enum XLFormLeftRightSelectorOptionLeftValueChangePolicy added Current a XLFormViewController-subclass in Swift cannot have a custom init (it will crash at runtime with an 'unimplemented initializer' error). This fix adds designated initializer markings on the view controller and refactors them to all call the designated initializer. Add cancel action to image selector Fix typo in README for Objective-C code updated podfile for compatibility with cocoapods 1.0, did pod deintegrate on project to remove cruft - fixes warnings on 'pod install': 'The dependency ... is not used in any concrete target' XLFormDateCell applies cellConfiguration on value change
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If I have a
XLFormRowDescriptorTypeButtonwith aviewControllerClassproperty set, when I disable it (changing the disabled property), it doesn't become grey or gives any sign that the cell is disabled.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: