Drawing view inside UIScrollView?

It sounds like you should remove it and subclass UIView. Can you give some more info on what you're trying to do with UIScrollView? OK, I understand.

You could turn OFF the scrollingEnabled property when there's a touch in the signature box and turn it back on when the person is done signing I think that would be the most natural thing way to do this.

It sounds like you should remove it and subclass UIView. Can you give some more info on what you're trying to do with UIScrollView? OK, I understand.

You could turn OFF the scrollingEnabled property when there's a touch in the signature box and turn it back on when the person is done signing. I think that would be the most natural thing way to do this.

Thanks for your reply. I need the customview to be inside UIScrollview. I want to use UIScrollView.

I just don't want the UIScrollView to scroll when user interacts in the part of the screen in which my customview is located. – Dexter May 22 at 17:43 What are you using the scrollView for though? – W Dyson May 22 at 17:49 To scroll through the contents, 1 second, I will put the image in my question so you can see why I need it.

– Dexter May 22 at 17:56.

You can put a custom button in your customview inside the UIScrollview. If the button is pressed set to OFF the scrollingEnabled property of the UIScrollView. Remember to set it to ON when the user releases the button.

I've worked with scroll views more often then I would have liked. Trust me, from experience, trying to control its scrolling and interception of gestures is just asking for trouble. When the user goes to sign inside of the scrollview, move the custom signature view from within the scrollview to a custom (and perhaps full screen) dialog with a Cancel/Done button.

Your users will thank you for a large and easier signature space, and the solution should work much better into the future and will not depend on the scroll view to allow you to track touches within it.

It sounds like you should remove it and subclass UIView. Can you give some more info on what you're trying to do with UIScrollView? OK, I understand.

You could turn OFF the scrollingEnabled property when there's a touch in the signature box and turn it back on when the person is done signing.

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