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Was just wondering if anyone had any “simple” ideas to do this. Effectively I’d like a way of ending the scrollView on the penultimate page (subview), but have the last one visible in the bounce – though the not accessible (the scrollView won’t page to that view).
I’ve attempted a few workarounds but not come upon anything successful as of yet.
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Sure. Set the scroll view’s content size smaller than the actual width of your content—say if you have three 320pt-wide views in it and you only want the first two accessible, set its content size to
(640, <whatever>). The third of the views will be visible at the end of the scroll view when it’s bouncing but otherwise inaccessible.