IPhone - How may I catch a tap into a UIWebView or a UIImageView?
Set userInteractionEnabled=YES and if needed multipleTouchEnabled=YES.
A webview has those two properties set to yes by default, else you wouldn't be able to use the browser inside. – Nick Weaver Apr 23 at 13:10 Does not work with UIWebView. – Oliver Apr 23 at 13:11.
And for the UIImageView Part see this Tutorial: UIImageView-with-zooming-tapping I could not paste the code here but I think this will keep this area cleaner and easier to read.
You must override - (BOOL)gestureRecognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)gestureRecognizer shouldRecognizeSimultaneouslyWithGestureRecognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)otherGestureRecognizer; delegate function and return YES.
I think you weren't talking about UIWebView at all. If you did, your code didn't reflect that. As such you are dealing with UIImageView and the reason is pretty straightforward as any UIImageView object by default has its userInteractionEnabled set to NO.
You should change it to YES. And you aren't releasing it either.
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