Tim

Since upgrading (to get the excellent Calendar fix) I find that none of my containers support touch scrolling on a mobile device anymore. Have tried setting Application.InertiaScrollStyle := asNone but it still has no effect. Rather than the content of the container scrolling (as it did previously) the entire app screen "bounces" up or down but the contents remain fixed.

Mark

Mark,

<< Since upgrading (to get the excellent Calendar fix) I find that none of my containers support touch scrolling on a mobile device anymore. Have tried setting Application.InertiaScrollStyle := asNone but it still has no effect. Rather than the content of the container scrolling (as it did previously) the entire app screen "bounces" up or down but the contents remain fixed. >>

I'm aware of the mobile touch issues and will have a build 4 out today that fixes them.  It's an issue with the touch detection that is causing iOS to flip to using pointer events instead of touch events.  This may also have applied to Android, but I just fixed the issue and tested on Android and it works okay.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Yup. This is 100% sorted in 2.06 B4. Thanks.