There is a ScrollView and which has many children views. Is there any way to get the offset-y to the top of the ScrollView for every child?
There is a ScrollView and which has many children views. Is there any way
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There is a ScrollView and which has many children views. Is there any way to get the offset-y to the top of the ScrollView for every child?
Hmmmm, not sure if this is the quickest, best way to do this, but if you get the view’s location on screen, and you know the top of the ScrollView, you can calculate the offset of the view relative to the ScrollView. To get the position of a View in the screen:
location[1]has the Y value. You will get negative values when the view is “above” the viewport.