As above WebFrameView does not respond to setAllowsScrolling:YES however it does respond to NO... To test this I have written a small application in xcode, however you will need to be running the very latest iPhone SDK build of xcode to actually use the project file, but you can see the AppContoller and build your own test, I also included the log where you can see that the result of allowsScrolling does change from 1 to 0 but never changes back. After discussion with irc.freenode.net #macdev we feel that this is one of two possibilities either bad documentation and that it has to be done in a different way, or a bug. I and the others tend to feel the latter is true.
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This has been tested with the latest Safari Version installed on 10.6 4.0.3 (6531.9) and it still does not work.
Where is the log? (In reply to comment #0) > As above WebFrameView does not respond to setAllowsScrolling:YES however it > does respond to NO... > > To test this I have written a small application in xcode, however you will need > to be running the very latest iPhone SDK build of xcode to actually use the > project file, but you can see the AppContoller and build your own test, I also > included the log where you can see that the result of allowsScrolling does > change from 1 to 0 but never changes back. > > After discussion with irc.freenode.net #macdev we feel that this is one of two > possibilities either bad documentation and that it has to be done in a > different way, or a bug. I and the others tend to feel the latter is true.