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Old 03-05-2010, 05:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
Eric 54
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Default Using UITextFields in a subview on a UIScrollView

I apologize if this has been answered before; I am new and did a search and didn't quite see this problem in the archives.

I have a TabBarController calling various views via TabBarItems - each in it's own nib. Inside one of the "views" I want to have a form where the user enters items in UITextFields but I can't fit it all in one screen so I've got a UIScrollView. I have subviewed onto that UIScrollView a view which is 320 wide and about 700 pixels long. I got it all scrolling nicely, however, when I touch anything outside the initial screenful at the top, it's as if the touch commands do not activate any of the controls on the subviewed view that is being scrolled about, rendering that bottom portion useless.

I read about tiling, but it seems that tiling isn't required but an option to save on resources. My scrolled view isn't even 2 screens tall so I don't see that as a problem, but how can I "activate" those controls on the lower portion when I scroll down there to use the entire form?
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