I believe didSelectObject method is only called when URL is set to nil in your TTTableTextItem since it specifies that you want to handle the click yourself. Try setting it nil and see if your didSelectObject gets called. But if you don't want any specific action being done by clicking on the item besides opening up a new ViewController, you shouldn't need to override the method.
Just make sure that your @"tt://page" actually points to something in your TTURLMap.
I believe didSelectObject method is only called when URL is set to nil in your TTTableTextItem, since it specifies that you want to handle the click yourself. Try setting it nil and see if your didSelectObject gets called. But if you don't want any specific action being done by clicking on the item besides opening up a new ViewController, you shouldn't need to override the method.
Just make sure that your @"tt://page" actually points to something in your TTURLMap.
It's getting worse when I set the URL as nil. There is no response When I click the cell. It cannot be selected now.
– Ke CAI Apr 15 at 22:25 I'd need to see more code. Can you paste the contents of your data source and view controller? – Andrew Flynn Apr 15 at 22:40 Please see my update.It's the TTTableViewDragRefreshDelegate.
– Ke CAI Apr 16 at 0:04 Ah glad you found the answer, you should add it as an answer and mark it as answered :) – Andrew Flynn Apr 16 at 2:51.
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