If you haven't, it won't know that there is offscreen content to display.
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I have a UIScrollView loaded with a UIImageView, so that the user can zoom in, and then scroll if necessary. However, if the image is larger than the screen, scrolling doesn't do anything until the user pinches to zoom (even just one pixel). For example, the image might be 320 x 600, so they see a section 320 x 480, but would have to scroll to see the rest.
However, the scrolling wouldn't work until they zoomed in or out. Is there any way to avoid this? Iphone ios uiscrollview scroll zoom link|improve this question asked Feb 11 at 22:57Greg21510 64% accept rate.
1 Worked like a charm. – Greg Feb 11 at 23:07 I can't believe this simple solution could solve this problem. Tnx – Mona Mar 19 at 8:16.
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