Accessibility: didSelectRowAtIndexPath not called when cell selected with voiceover

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I have a very simple UITableView with a custom class for my cells. The cells consist of various labels (isAccessibility=NO).

I have an accessibilityValue set for each cell, and isAccessibility=YES/enabled in Storyboard for each cell.

When the user double-taps to select the cell...nothing happens. didSelectRowAtIndexPath, which contains my navigation logic, does not get called. At other locations in my app that use segues work fine, with the same cell setup.

What am I doing wrong that would make didSelectRowAtIndexPath not get called?

Edit: this code works fine without Voiceover. Tapping the cell calls didSelectRowAtIndexPath as expected. Voiceover simply isn't triggering didSelectRowAtIndexPath.

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Going to be super hard to troubleshoot without some idea of the code you're using where. Have you properly connected all your IBOutlets? Have you stepped through and inspected properties using the debugger? – brandonscript
Yes, works fine without Voiceover. My issue is that Voiceover isn't causing didSelectRowAtIndexPath to get called; I assume this is related to my accessibility setup in the storyboard; there's not much to my code. – chris stamper
What about the delegates? Are they set up correctly? – brandonscript
Yes, the TableView delegate is connected in IB (it works fine without voiceover). – chris stamper
Can you still select the cells with the VO cursor? What does the VO inspector in the simulator say? Can you upload a sample project reproducing the behavior? – Aaron Brager

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I have got the same problem.

Fix below work for me

cell.isAccessibilityElement = YES;