Scrollbars should show up only on user interaction. That's not the case here since your programmatically setting the inset of your scrollview If you want to show the scroll bars, I belive UIScrollView defines a flashScrollIndicators method, that should show the scroll bars.
Scrollbars should show up only on user interaction. That's not the case here since your programmatically setting the inset of your scrollview. If you want to show the scroll bars, I belive UIScrollView defines a flashScrollIndicators method, that should show the scroll bars.
I am using the example in the IOS Developer Library for managing the keyboard. I have created a view using the IB. Its a simple UI that has a UIScrollView, UITextView, UIButton, and a UITextField.
I placed the UIScrollView on my view and then added all the other controls as children of this scrollview. The scrollview is exposed to the viewcontroller via a IBOutlet "scrollView". The follow code executes with the user sets focus to the textField but I never see a scrollbar appear and the scrollbar's contents are not moved.
Should I be able to see the scrollbar by default? Can someone tell me what I'm missing? Again, I'm taking this code directly from the IOS Programming guide in the link.
The UI layout looks like a basic chat window. I would like to move the "input" field up while the soft keyboard is visible. It seems that I needed to add some padding to actually see the controls located at the bottom of the scrollview.
How come I don't see scrollbars?
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