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• Accepted Answer

  This is not possible right now but a good feature request.

  I've added 2 tickets for 1.4.0 release for this. For iPhone, I have already fixed. Will apply to Android next.

  iPhone

  Android

• scrollable: false

  • worked for me, the 'moving' property doesn't seem to do anything.

• One solution is to put a transparent view over the table. Don't forget to set the touchEnabled:true otherwise the view will forward the events to the tableview. On android you might want to use transparent disabled button as the overlay in some cases.

• I know this is an OLD question, maybe at that time TableView didn't have that Property, but I've being using scrollable:false since Titanium SDK 1.6.x. And it's working as expected!

  FYI to disable manual scrolling in a ScrollableView just use touchEnabled : false.

• @Glenn

  does this work for you? because it doesn't for me

• Doesn't work for me. I believe the moving property specifies whether or not the individual rows within the tableview can be moved up and down within the tableview, not if the tableview itself scrolls.

• moving: false
  

  Doesn't work. Any other ideas?

• Try this:

  tableview.touchEnabled = false;
  

• Neither moving nor touchEnabled work for me… :(

• I realize this is an old thread, but in Titanium 3.0, disabling scroll on a scrollView is done by setting view.scrollingEnabled = false. This is effective if you want to e.g. make drag and drop on some elements within the scrollView, and don't want it scrolling as you interact.

• scrollable: false worked for me.

• try this in your tableview propperties:

  moving:false
  

• Here's the solution:

  For iOS:

  touchEnabled = false;
  

  That will allow swipes, though…

  For Android: create a view in the same spot (absolute positioning). Give it an opacity of 0. Make sure it's in front of the one you want to disable. If it's still clickable, make sure it's touchEnabled and then listen to the touchstart event. In it, just

  return false;