Patrik Åkerfeldt

Feel free to send a PR. I'm not actively working on this project anymore.

I'm guessing the difference between a list view and the scrollable view of yours is that the list view consumes the touch event when the user has scrolled enough on...

I would love a solution where the user of this library didn't have to think about anything when it comes to scrolling. I just don't know how that would be...

I get what you're after. I wonder how the list view handles this issue. Can you have a horizontal scroll view inside a list view item? If you would like...

I'm not against the idea. But I was hoping for a solution where it wasn't needed at all. You can't change the sensitivity on a list view, right? But I...

Theoretically, I guess you could extend ScrollView and make sure vertical movements are consumed first when you hit a certain threshold value. It has been suggested that android-viewflow provides such...

Could you pull the `intercepttouch` branch and try it out? Not sure I did it right, but `requestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent` seems like a good solution. https://github.com/pakerfeldt/android-viewflow/tree/intercepttouch

Have you looked at the examples? The circle flow example uses wrap_content and shows up as expected. Make sure there is nothing else in your layout that is causing this...

It has most likely nothing to do what's inside your viewflow but rather how the parent layout looks like. The layout that contains the indicator and the viewflow. In the...

Are you using Eclipse? Try select the CircleFlowIndicator in the Layout Editor and show should see where it's located. If it has been pushed down, outside the screen by the...