Open Radar

 
01-Mar-2012 10:51 AM Samuel Goodwin:
Summary:

UITableView does not disable editing properly on its cells before reusing them.

Steps to Reproduce:

0. We have a table with cells that have a custom editingAccessoryView like so: http://cl.ly/Edfe
1. Once editing is enabled on a given row, tell the table to reload it's data (in our case this is caused by a user selecting a different type of mailbox from the tabs across the top there).
2. Notice that the editing accessory view sticks around for the new cells: http://cl.ly/Ee49

Expected Results:

There should be no blue button in that second screenshot.

Actual Results:

You can see the edge of the blue button in the screenshot.

Regression:

Notes:

I was able to work-around this for now using this:


    [[self.tableView visibleCells] enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:^(id obj, NSUInteger idx, BOOL *stop){
        if([obj isEditing]){
            [obj setEditing:NO animated:NO];
        }
    }];

before calling -reloadData;