title: Prevent the superview recognizing the pan gesture (in iOS 7)
body: <p>I have implemented a Side Bar <code>NavigationController</code>, which consists of a front and a rear <code>ViewController</code>. This Side Bar <code>NavigationController</code> does make use of pan and swipe <code>gesture recognizers</code> to let the user toggle between the front and the rear view. It works fine. But using a <code>TableView</code> in the front <code>ViewController</code> causes an annoying behaviour. Everytime I scroll in the table view, the pan gesture recognizer of my Side Bar <code>NavigationControllers</code> recognizes the horizontal movement of my finger and moves the front view controller accordingly.</p>
  
  <p>Now, here is my question: Is it possible to prevent the superview (Side Bar <code>NavigationController's</code> view) recognizing the pan gesture as I scroll in the table view? It somehow works fine with the back swipe gesture of the navigation controller, since as swiping back (from left to right) my Side Bar <code>NavigationController</code> does not recognize the pan gesture. It also works perfectly with a <code>UISlider</code> in the front view. So, I can move the thumb of the slider from left to the right and my Side Bar <code>NavigationController</code> does not recegnize the pan gesture at all. So, somehow the slider prevents forwarding the touch events to its superviews. How can I achieve the same with the table view?</p>