TouchesBegan in a custom ScrollView

[Pyrrhic Victory]

I have read quite a few instances of people having similar issues and I've tried their techniques, but to no avail.

My app requires a scrollview which I can extract the location of touches within that scrollview. I'm ok with handling the math of the co-ordinates afterwards, but I explicitly need have it from the scrollview, not the main window. The touches will mostly be on the right hand side, so it shouldn't interfere with scrolling. I cannot use buttons for several reasons.

I created a subclass of UIScrollView and created a touchesBegan method within it. When I turn off the User Interaction Enabled, it works but I cannot scroll. I'm not sure if code will help because I'm trying a simple Alert Dialog for now.

My subclass of UIScrollView (customScroll) was added in Interface Builder, but I'm adding the contents dynamically.

[dany_dev]

i'm not sure to understand the problem, however if you aren't able to add content dinamically on uiscrollview, take a look to ScrollViewSuite

[Pyrrhic Victory]

Originally Posted by dany88

i'm not sure to understand the problem, however if you aren't able to add content dinamically on uiscrollview, take a look to ScrollViewSuite

I will check that out. Thank you for responding.

My problem is that I need to get the x,y co-ordinates of a touch in the scrollview. So if you touch at the beginning of the scroll view you might return x = 25, y =15. When you scroll down and touch the same part of the screen, you get a x = 25, y = 215.

I'm not sure if it's possible.