Hi Scott,
While I haven't had any need to set that property, I've had to use on occasion
mobileClearTouches.
Typically when I'm doing something with an iOS control, it can get unresponsive
and the only way to get the app responding again is to use that.
Not really sure why, so not sure what
Scott...
Can't really answer your question as it is asked... All I can say is that I
always have
iphoneControlSet scrollID, delayTouches, true
iphoneControlSet scrollID, canCancelTouches, true
bothe 'delayTouches' 'canCancelTouches' set to true and never seem to have a
problem with
