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I am using Titanium and have a TableView with about 20 entries, each containing a ScrollableView that has some views itself.
When scrolling thru the table, the iOS hides some views within the ScrollableView because the memory gets low.
As soon as I touch the ScrollableView and move it slightly, the hidden view gets rendered again and is visible again.
Is there a way to force the view rendering on the screen automatically?
I have no working solution (yet) but I have a workaround that helped me out and did the job for my case:
Instead of creating a TableView with rows I created a ScrollView with single Views instead of TableViewRows. Using this workaround, the content of the ScrollableViews is always shown whenever they it appears on the screen.