Scroll for Ios

Hi,

Is there a way to make a scrolling for ios, using touch object ?

I mean, I try to have a window size of 922x640 (resolution for iphone) and a layout size of eg.1950x640. My goal is to navigate into the layout using the finger on screen thanks to touch object...

An easy way to do this is to create an invisible object, called 'camera' with the scroll-to behavior. Now you can manipulate this object to always be at touch.x, touch.y.

If you want complex swipe navigation, I do not really know.

Hey thanks!

Unfortunately, it doesn't work. It's not really stable, and all textboxes, buttons, don't follow the scroll correctly.

Also, the app on iphone (I convert my html5 in IPA with sentenza for ios) doesn't display correctly (the layout is shifted on the left... but my scrolling is only in Y axis)

I think I'm clear...:/

Is there no way to have a simple navigation by touch in a layout bigger in Y than the project height?

Thx

Hey guys I really need help for this problem. I tried to figure out by myself but I didn't. ;)

After long hours, I can understand that ONLY textboxes and buttons don't follow the scrolling. I'm on SCALE MODE and Unbounded Scrolling "YES".

I tried a million of combinaison, and the only one which works is if I fixe the Scale rate at 0 and Parallax at 100,100.

The problem is, and it's a big one, in my iphone, the "scale rate to 0" makes a zoom. I can see only left corner as if we zoom in 200%...

I'm really, really, lost...

Thanks for helping.

sorry to up this thread but... <img src="smileys/smiley24.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Bumping an old thread... perhaps there's some new insight? <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Hey septeven, did you eventually manage to get this to work? I need this functionality too.

Any hints for swipe scrolling on mobile devices?

Thanks.

Geo

According an old Yann's example, I did this example, but more you'll add form elements, slower will be your project.

Thanks septeven, I ended up implementing something very similar. It's not very elegant, but it works <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />