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UIScrollView doesn't remember the position

Has anyone ever had the problem that a UIScrollView, which gets moved by [UIScrollView setContentOffset:...] doesn't "remember" it's new position? It however does, if the user scrolls via touch-and-drag.

Symptoms: If the UIScrollView doesn't remember the new position, it "flips" back to the original position it last remembers (which is the position which has been used via touch-and-drag) whenever it's being touched.

Interesting:

  • This only happens in 4.0 and didn't happen in 3.1
  • This only happens if pagingEnabled == YES is set
A: 

It turned out that the contentInsets would confuse the contentOffsets in iOS 4.0 ... must be a bug in the SDK?

ChrisB  2010-08-26 21:33:00

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