I'm working on a simple app right now. I have my main view controller and when the app starts it adds a few custom UIViews to the screen. I need to be able to tell if one of those views is being clicked but for some reason the touchesbegan method isn't being called on those views. Is there something else I need to do in order to have the touchesbegan method called on these views? Also, these views are "on top", so they aren't being covered by anything. I've used touchesbegan many times before without problems, this is the first time I've used it with the ios 6 sdk however.
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iOS TouchesBegan not being called
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ArtOfWarfare
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Are they enabled and visible? Are the views of your subclass or linked to your subclassed view controller?
Do you have a gesture recognizer attached to the parent view? In iOS 6 this will swallow the touch events.
Thanks ArtOfWarfare, I had to enable the views. Im not sure why I was forgetting to do that, maybe because I haven't been coding in objective-c very much lately.