Scott, you are an absolute legend! Setting the vScroll of the scroller to
itself when the scroller is initialised didn't help (the routine to create
all native controls is called in an openCard handler) but applying your
workaround each time one of the form elements is toggled (and the
So, after some more of Œtrying everything¹ it seems that it¹s the
scroller¹s rect rather than its contentRect that is causing problems. If I
pull the rect in far enough on both sides so that it doesn¹t overlap the
affected control but keep the contentRect large enough that it does cover
them then
Try setting the vScroll of the scroller to itself (its current value) upon
opening the card or after creating the scroller. Goofy, yes, but doing so
may solve the problem.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
On 5/18/16, 9:11 PM, "use-livecode on behalf of
I’m having an issue with a native scroller on iOS. It’s used to scroll a group
of expanding and contracting form elements that each contain a number of
‘on/off’ buttons. It all works well enough (with the contentRect of the
scroller being adjusted each time an element is expanded or contracted)
