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How to make a UITextView not take the focus when initializing?

I'm using code to create a detailed view pushed when you press a row of an UITableView, but theres a problem.

The detailed view contain an UITextView and when a detailedView is called (only first time) this make the UITableView row pressed to lose its pressed state. It shouldn't ! It should lose the pressed state only when returning from the detailed view to the list view.

As soon as I remove the UITextView from my code, no problem !

I think it's something like UITextView taking focus?

Is there any way to avoid this ? By subclassing or such?

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jstevenco  2010-09-27 18:53:17
Ok just noticed something, I'm using UITextView in fact not UITextField !
Fantattitude  2010-09-27 21:42:43
I don't see any difference in the behavior using a UITextView -- same as what I describe above.
jstevenco  2010-09-28 17:01:47

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