var setup = Titanium.UI.createWindow({  
        title:'Setup Striptag',  
        color:'#fff',
        barColor:'#000',
        fullscreen: true,
        backgroundColor:'#444'
    });

    var scrollView = Titanium.UI.createScrollView({  
        contentWidth:'auto',  
        contentHeight:'auto',  
        top:0,
        layout: 'vertical',
        showVerticalScrollIndicator:true,  
    });  
    setup.add(scrollView);

    // Add holder for search results
    var roundedBox = Ti.UI.createView({ 
        backgroundColor: '#fff', 
        borderRadius: 12, 
        height: 90, 
        width: 300, 
        top: 260 
    });
    scrollView.add(roundedBox);

5 Answers

• Just set contentWidth to 100% and it'll disable horizontal scrolling

• Walker

  Please state the 3rd-party mobile and Titanium SDK versions you are using, as you should whenever you post a question. The question tags are the best place for this information. See the Participating in the Q&A guide for tips on getting more accurate answers more quickly in these forums.

  Regarding your question, the layout property is intended to be used to change the way objects are positioned within a view from absolute to relative. Thus, it will not help with your objective.

  Be aware that Titanium.UI.ScrollView will only scroll horizontally and vertically when its contents exceed its dimensions. Thus, to prevent it scrolling horizontally, simply ensure that roundedBox is smaller widthwise than the width of scrollView.

  In addition, you can use the scrollType:vertical property (android only), and/or disable the horizontal scroll indicator using, showHorizontalScrollIndicator:false.

  Hope this helps

• its in the documentation.

  If the scrollType property is not defined, the scroll view attempts to deduce the scroll direction based on some of the other properties that have been set. Specifically, if contentWidth and width are both set and are equal to each other, or if they are both set and showVerticalScrollIndicator is set to true, then the scroll direction is set to "vertical". If contentHeight and height are both set and are equal, or if they are both set and showHorizontalScrollIndicator is set to true, then the scroll direction is set to "horizontal". If scrollType is set, it overrides the deduced setting.

• Thanks a lot (contentWidth : '100%',) it works for me took ::))

• I had a similar scenario. To fix it I used both width: Titanium.UI.SIZE and contentWidth: '100%'.