I have UIScrollView
loaded with UIButtons
and on UIButton
action I have highlighted UIImage
of each UIButton
Unable to find a satisfactory solution online so far (and it seems to be that Apple is ignoring the issue). Found a thread on Apple's developer forum with some suggestions in there that may help: UIScrollView: 'delaysContentTouches' ignored
I was able to use the workaround from this link. To summarize the workaround (I'm para-quoting here):
UIEvent objects contain a time stamp.
You can record the time stamp at the time of touchesBegan on your embedded subview.
In touchesMoved of scrollView's subview, look at the time stamp and location again.
If the touch has not moved very far and more than, say, 0.1 seconds have passed, you can assume the user touched the subview and then delayed movement.
In this case, the UIScrollView will have decided, independently, that this is NOT a scrolling action even though it will never tell you that.
So, you can have a local state variable to flag that this condition of delayed movement occurred and process events received by the subview.
Here's my code:
-(void)touchesBegan:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event{
// store the timestamp
_beginDragTimeStamp = event.timestamp;
// your embedded subview's touches begin code
}
-(void)touchesMoved:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event{
// compare and ignore drag if time passed between tap and drag is less than 0.5s
if(event.timestamp - _beginDragTimeStamp < 0.5) return;
// your drag code
}