Why doesn't UITableViewCell selection not draw if I tap very quickly?

If possible, move your blocking operation to another thread NSOperation is probably a good system to use Apple's documentation A random tutorial I found There's no clean way to tell the UI thread to process anything while you're in the middle of a blocking operation.

If possible, move your blocking operation to another thread. NSOperation is probably a good system to use. Apple's documentation A random tutorial I found There's no clean way to tell the UI thread to process anything while you're in the middle of a blocking operation.

I don't want it to process anything, I just want the cell selection to always show. I understand it will be non-responsive. – Jeremy Aug 12 '09 at 20:05 If your code is blocking on the main thread, then any processing that the UI thread needs to do to update and respond to user input won't happen, and there's not really a way around that besides using threads.

– John Calsbeek Aug 12 '09 at 20:42 That's a good point. I suppose I should try something asynchronous. – Jeremy Aug 13 '09 at 15:15 To see if this was the problem, I completely removed the blocking code.

All I do now is deselect the row. Even so, the highlight does not draw if I touch very quickly. It seems to draw properly on my other "normal" unique cell identifiers but not on my "Load More" cell, that I've posted the code for above.

Any other ideas? I appreciate your advice. – Jeremy Aug 13 '09 at 16:04.

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