iOS UIScrollView silly questions...

[animefx]

I created a UIScrollView and was wondering how do I use it to display content if I can't actually scroll the view to put something that would normally require scrolling on the iPad...

Let's say I have a series of labels...

label1
label2
label3
etc...

At the bottom of the iPad UIController lets say I'm at label26 and I want to add more... I can't "scroll up" with the UIScrollView controller to add more labels... How do I do this?

I can understand if maybe I created them during runtime and the labels were created that way maybe when it hits a certain bounds, but if it's something I make ahead of time how do I scroll the UIScrollview "up" (or to the right) to add more objects?

Thanks

 

[cMacSW]

If you're displaying a variable list of labels why not use a TableView?

 

[animefx]

I suppose that would make more sense. I'm not trying to understand the difference between the 3 types of table controls... ack.

I was mostly curious though, maybe UIScrollView is meant to operate a certain way that doesn't make sense for what I'm asking it to do.

 

[dejo]

This stack overflow thread might clear things up:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1135163/how-do-i-use-uiscrollview-in-interface-builder

Basically, the scrollview's frame and contentSize are two different things and only one can be set via IB (i.e. the frame)