问题描述

我花了两天时间尝试了 ，而不是解释您的设置有什么问题具有与您描述的非常相似的视图层次结构和约束设置.水平滚动在示例项目中按预期工作，它使用 Apple 在 技术说明.

最初让自动布局与 UIScrollView 一起工作时，我也遇到了很多麻烦.让它工作的关键是确保滚动视图中的所有项目加在一起，具有最终链接到滚动视图所有方面的约束，并有助于自动布局系统能够确定 contentSize 为滚动视图将大于其框架.看起来您正在尝试在代码中执行此操作，但可能您有一些多余的约束导致 contentSize 太小.

另外值得注意的是，正如其他人提到的，使用 AutoLayout 和 UIScrollview，您不再显式设置 contentSize.AutoLayout System 根据您的约束计算 contentSize.

我还发现 此电子书章节 非常有助于让我了解所有这行得通.希望这对您有所帮助.

I have spent two days trying out the various solutions for Mixed and Pure Autolayout approaches to achieve what was a trivial scrollview setup prior to autolayout, and it's now official - I must be too stupid. I am setting this up mostly in Storyboard (well, it's just the way it is).

So here's my plea for help.

Viewtree:

UIView
-UIView
-UIView
..-UIScrollview
...-UIButton
...-UIButton
...-UIButton

The buttons are supposed to scroll horizontally (left to right and vice versa). Can someone please let me know how to set the constraints to achieve this using pure Autolayout???

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I have tried the mixed approach, like so:

UIView
- UIView
- UIView
..-UIScrollview
...-UIView (contentview)
....-UIButton
....-UIButton
....-UIButton

...and setting fixed width and height constraints for the contentview and the translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints settings as per Apple's TechNote. The buttons and scrollview are set up using constraints. This gets the scrollview scrolling (yay) but alas, it scrolls too far! As far as I can tell, the scroll width is somehow doubled from what I set the contentview at???!!!???

I tried the pure autolayout approach as well, both with contentview and without. All the views are translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints=NO, except for self.view. The buttons have fixed width/height constraints, and are pinned to all four edges of the scrollview. Nothing scrolls.

So I am totally baffled why I can't get it to work correctly. Any help is much appreciated, and if you need any other info, please ask!

UPDATED Screenshot with solution - buttonZ constraints:

EDIT @ Jamie Forrest So the solution turns out to be the wrong trailing constraint on the last button. Instead of 6441, the value I had set was negative, -6441. The tricky thing is, that when setting the value in storyboard, there are two options in the Pin toolbar:

The Current Canvas Value is negative (leading to no scroll), and the option below is positive (activating scroll). This means I'm not stupid but at least half-blind I guess. Although, to my defense, isn't it somewhat disturbing that XCode doesn't show an error for the "incorrect" setting?

EDITED AGAIN Now this is funny... changing the trailing value from -6441 (no scroll) to 6441 enabled scroll. But my old friend the "too much contentsize" was back, leading to a content size twice as large as what it should be! The solution to get the correct content scroll was to set the trailing constraint to ZERO! This is not obvious when working in Storyboard but looking at @Infinity James' code, it is what it should be.

It's hard to see the exact values and setup of your constraints as you've pasted them here, so I'm not sure from looking at your screenshots where you have gone wrong.

In lieu of an explanation of what's wrong in your setup, I've created a basic sample project with a very similar view hierarchy and constraint setup to the one you describe. The horizontal scrolling works as expected in the sample project, which uses the "Pure AutoLayout" approach that Apple describes in the Technical Note.

I also had a lot of trouble originally getting Auto Layout to work with UIScrollView. The key to getting it to work is making sure that all of the items in the scroll view, taken together, have constraints that eventually link to all sides of the scroll view and that contribute to the AutoLayout system being able to determine a contentSize for the scroll view that will be bigger than its frame. It looks like you were trying to do that in your code, but maybe you had some superfluous constraints in there that were making the contentSize too small.

Also of note, as others mentioned, with AutoLayout and UIScrollview, you no longer set the contentSize explicitly. The AutoLayout System calculates the contentSize based on your constraints.

I also found this ebook chapter to be very helpful in making me understand how all this works. Hope all this helps.