Using a TableViewRow with the hasCheck property produces differing results for iOS and Android, under certain conditions.
*Test Steps*
1. Create a new classic app
2. Download app.js from here and copy-paste the contents into the empty app.js
3. Run the app on iOS and Android (using any recent SDK)
4. Tap and select one cell from Table 1, 2 and 3
*Actual result*
iOS: A check-mark appears on each selected cell in all 3 tables.
Android: A check-mark appears only under Table 1 and Table 2. No check-mark appears under any cell in Table 3.
*Workaround (Android)*
In app.js, go right towards the bottom. You will see the following code:
table3.addEventListener('click', function(e) {
if (e.rowData.hasCheck) {
e.rowData.hasCheck = false;
} else {
e.rowData.hasCheck = true;
}
If you change _rowData_ to just _row_ (as in the previous two tables), and re-run the app, Android will now show the check-mark upon selection in Table 3.
*Expected result*
Using _rowData_ or _row_ both work on iOS. Only _row_ works for Android whereas both should work?
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