You may have solved this now but I had a similar problem and solved it so hopefully my experience can help anyone else with a similar issue.
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My view hierarchy looks like this: -UIScrollView ---UIView ------CustomUIView ------CustomUIView I have implemented touches began in CustomUIView, but it's not getting called. Can someone please tell me how I can get my CustomUIView to detect touches? Thanks.
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I tested the same hierarchy and it seems to be ok. Are these hidden views or have their userInteractionEnabled = NO;? – Deepak May 22 '11 at 10:47.
You may have solved this now but I had a similar problem and solved it so hopefully my experience can help anyone else with a similar issue. In my case I had exactly the same setup my CustomUIView was capturing the touch events. In order to have UIView receive any touch events I needed to make a call to super touchesEnded:touches withEvent:event; from the CustomUIView.
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Try the following and check: scrollView setCanCancelContentTouches:NO.
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