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I have an iOS app in which two buttons are on top of one another. One is always “hidden”. Toggling between them, I can get multiple text and multiple JavaScript functionaliy from what appears to the user to be only one button.
Under 2.1-1, when I click, both button actions are occuring at the same time – as if I just pressed both buttons at the same time. The “visible” and “hidden” attributes are not being compiled properly. It works fine in Test Center, but does not compile properly.
Hi 1thinchip,
I created an design example to replicate your issue. But didn’t have success. Please take a look at it and might be helpful for you. In case you think that we need to review your design, please send them us.
Interesting.
I’m not using .show() and .hide(). I’m using .css(‘visibility’,’visible’) and .css(‘visibility’,’hidden’).
Maybe I should change my code to .show() and .hide()?
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Hi 1thinchip,
I’ve talked with dev team, and they suggest to avoid the use of hide/show functions because you can achieve undesired results using them. As I said I couldn’t replicate your issue, I had similar results but no the expected, they are looking into the problem and a workaround while we have a fix is use single button and change its text based on the state of global flag.
