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    <p>If your <code>UIView</code> contains your <code>UITableView</code>, then the table view is at the top of the responder chain and the touch events won't make it into your view. But there might be a better way to do this. What are you after?</p> <p>UPDATE</p> <p>Implement <code>UITextFieldDeletate</code>'s <code>textFieldShouldReturn:</code> method to intercept a press of 'Return':</p> <pre><code>-(BOOL)textFieldShouldReturn:(UITextField *)textField { [textField resignFirstResponder]; return YES; } </code></pre> <p>Also, a UITableViewDelegate is a UIScrollViewDelegate, so you can hook into those methods to determine when the user interacts with the table view.</p> <p>Generally speaking I think you don't have to worry about dismissing the keyboard immediately when a user touches outside of it, especially if you have other text inputs on the same screen.</p> <p>MOAR</p> <p>Ok, fair enough, but things start to get complex when you intercept touch events via composite transparent views (these can get expensive as well), and so on. And you never know the repercussions that will arise down the road, not only for the user but for you the programmer when you want to upgrade the app in the future.</p> <p>Why not keep it simple? How about just a 'Done' <code>UIBarButtonItem</code>, or a little translucent <code>UIToolbar</code> that slides up on top of the keyboard/picker ala Mobile Safari? These solutions are acceptable to the user, and can wind up making his life easier. They certainly make development easier by separating artifacts and functionality into modular units.</p> <p>One final note</p> <p>Using UITapGestureRecognizer I think will be difficult to get right in your situation. I'm worried that any tap recognizer you add to the table view will prevent things like row selection or moving control to another UI element (text field, switch, etc).</p>
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    1. COI think you're right. (see my comment on my own post). What I want to do is to hide the keyboard when the user tap outside a UITextField that is in the tableView.
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    3. COActually, I already implemented textFieldShouldReturn. I'm trying to use touchesBegan for other stuff too (like hiding a DatePicker once the user has finished selecting the date)
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