You are right, ScrollView "steals" the gesture because of it´sit's inherit functionality. I´veI've worked around this before by applying the onTouchListener to the ScrollView itself instead of its immediate parent view.
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Explore Stack InternalYou are right, ScrollView "steals" the gesture because of it´sit's inherit functionality. I´veI've worked around this before by applying the onTouchListener to the ScrollView itself instead of its immediate parent view.
You are right, ScrollView "steals" the gesture because of it´s inherit functionality. I´ve worked around this before by applying the onTouchListener to the ScrollView itself instead of its immediate parent view.
You are right, ScrollView "steals" the gesture because of it's inherit functionality. I've worked around this before by applying the onTouchListener to the ScrollView itself instead of its immediate parent view.
You are right, ScrollView "steals" the gesture because of it´s inherit functionality. I´ve worked around this before by applying the onTouchListener to the ScrollView itself instead of its immediate parent view.