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• Accepted Answer

  Upon developing an iPad version of the iPhone application I've built, I noticed that this issue no longer seems to occur. The problem must have been fixed in a Mobile SDK update.

• This is also happening to me but with the "share gesture", the shake is listened app wide, but when I make a XHR post request… The shake is no longer available… there could be something wrong with the XHR after all…

• As an extremely horrible work around, I've resorted to rebuilding the window view upon a failed login attempt. This seems to reset everything. Doing it this way makes me feel dirty, so if anyone knows of a fix, please post.

• [EDIT]!!!

  Ok, I have tracked down this issue NOT to the xhr call at all, but rather an alert dialog I was creating on failure to inform the user.
  Apparently this:

   var alertDialog = Titanium.UI.createAlertDialog({
      title: 'Login Failed',
      message: 'User not found.',
      buttonNames: ['OK']
  });
  
  alertDialog.addEventListener('click', function(e){
              alertDialog.close();
          }
  );
  

  is wrong, as that click event listener kills something in regards to my other one never being called again.

   var alertDialog = Titanium.UI.createAlertDialog({
      title: 'Login Failed',
      message: 'User not found.',
      buttonNames: ['OK']
  });
  

  That works fine, and clicking on the 'ok' button closes the dialog without issue also.

  I'll put this up as a problem as it shouldn't do anything to the other click event.

  [END EDIT]
  I'm having a similar issue. I have a button called login, it too is doing a login call using post.

  login.addEventListener('click', doLogin);
  

  First click, the method doLogin is called and all logging lines are written out, and the call happens and I get a response back. If I click the button again, not only does the call never happen, but I don't even see the log line in the console that is the first line of the doLogin function. I've tried having the

  var xhr = Titanium.Network.createHTTPClient();
  

  line be global for this page, and also within the doLogin function (so a new instance should be created each call), but neither works.

  If I take out the httpClient stuff from the doLogin function it fires as many times as I press the button.

  This is running with Android SDK, Google API v 2.2