Hi,
For my iPad app, I'm using a UIViewController subclass called
SidebarViewController to display some stuff in a sidebar. In the sidebar I have
a calendar control. I'm using the open source Kal component from
http://github.com/klazuka/Kal. In the -viewDidLoad method of
SidebarViewController, I'm creating a new instance of KalView (the main view
for the calendar) and adding it as a subview of SidebarViewController's view:
_logic = [[KalLogic alloc] initForDate:[NSDate date]];
_calendarView = [[KalView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0.0, 62.0,
273.0, 239.0) delegate:self logic:_logic];
KalDate *currentDate = [KalDate dateFromNSDate:[NSDate date]];
[_calendarView selectDate:currentDate];
[self.view insertSubview:_calendarView atIndex:0];
The calendar displays and everything, but there's one problem. The main
component of the calendar is the KalGridView, which is a subview of KalView. It
displays the date tiles, etc. When the app starts, for some reason, the
KalGridView does not receive touches. The touches are intercepted by
SidebarViewController's view. Weirdly enough, if I tap the month change buttons
at the top of the calendar to change the month, the KalGridView starts
receiving touches again.
I can't figure out why this is happening, because none of the other subviews of
SidebarViewController are affected by the same issue.
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