Table row with both HasDetails and RightImage?

I'm trying to change the blue image that's added to a tablerow when I set HasDetails to true from blue to red.
If I set the image with rightimage, it does apear. However, a click on the tablerow now longer fires the details flag, so I can't detect a click on the rightimage versus a click on the row itself.
Any way to have these working together?
The click event also doesn't seem to fire it's coordinates, which would provide a workaround.
Currently I can choose between having it working, with the default image, or have a changed image and not working functionality. Any idea's?

The code:

    var row =  Ti.UI.createTableViewRow({
                height:90,
                hasDetail:true,
                rightImage: 'img/btn_more.png'
            }); 


TableView.addEventListener('click', function(e){
    if (e.detail) {
    //Details clicked, open that. Only works with no rightimage?!
    } else {
//Row clicked
}
});

2 Answers

Had the same situation and what I discovered was that when you have a rightImage in place, the 'click' event will return x and y values of 0. Thus:

tableview.addEventListener('click', function(e) {
    if (e.x == 0 && e.y == 0) {
        //*** Do the detail action
    } else {
        //*** Do the normal click action
    }
});

I think you will have to build a custom row for this, and detect the click on the image.
— answered August 26th 2010 by Dan Tamas
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- I can detect the click of the image, but it also triggers a click on the row. How do I make the click not trigger the layers below?
  
  — commented August 27th 2010 by Martijn Pannevis
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Table row with both HasDetails and RightImage?

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