Implementing a UIScrollView with Storyboard
I think you want to set the conentSize height to 644. The iPhone screen is 480, so you can't display anything larger, but the content size can be bigger, so it will scroll. Something like this...
scrollView.contentSize = CGSizeMake(320, 640);
yassassin
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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yassassin almost 2 years
I'm getting crazy in implementing a ScrollView within Storyboard. I have a container View and above it I've put a ScrollView higher than the View. The height of the View and the ScrollView is set through the SizeInspector (and not with scripting):
The problem is that I cannot drag a ScrollView on the workspace (as with InterfaceBuilder), but only within the View itself. So if my ScrollView is higher (644) than the container View (411), I cannot see the entire ScrollView and put above it my textfields.
How can I solve this problem? Any help is appreciated!
Thanks in advance, yassa
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yassassin about 12 yearsyes, but... If i want to put my textfield on the scrollview, what I've to do? The only way is programmatically?! With IB it was possible, with the Storyboard??
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Dominik Hadl about 12 yearsIt should work if you normally dragged the text view onto the scroll view and set up its position in Interface Builder or programmatically.
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Dominik Hadl about 12 yearsYou won't see the entire content of the scroll view in the IB. If you need to see it do this - set the content size to 320x1280, enable paging and in Simulator scroll to the second screen.