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To reproduce this, create a UITableView that contains cells with custom AccessoryViews (such as buttons to perform a specific action where touching the other part of the UITableViewCell should perform a different action).
If you touch (select) the UITableView, the AccessoryView shows selection (as thought it was touched) as well. I want to prevent this and only show the AccessoryView’s selected state when they actually touch the AccessoryView.
Thanks in advance,
groomsy
Are you using a custom
UITableViewCellsubclass? I would try doing so and overridingsetSelected:(BOOL)selectedfor that class to make sure things are handled as you want.