To summarize the discussion here and elsewhere:

In contrast to the pronunciation-based distinction between a and an, the pronunciation of "the" is not strictly determined by the pronunciation of the following word. The guidelines in, for example, the Longman Pronunciation Dictionary are in fact just guidelines for non-native speakers. If one listens closely to native speakers, it becomes obvious that [ðə] and [ði] are chosen relatively freely, irrespective of the following word. Hence, it is interesting that people who learn English as a foreign language are usually told by teachers and textbooks that the pronunciation of "the" follows the same strict rule as the distinction between a and an. This misconception can even be found on English language sites such as here.

A similar answer was given here.

Variations in the pronunciation of "the"
Currently, Tapping on the same Tab (in which user is working), The App moves to the very first page of that Tab.

I want to disable the tap event on the Tab in which user is working currently.

Any Hint?
