I have read a bunch of questions on this but none of them seem to achieve what I am looking for... So lets say I have an arbitrary UIWebView inside of a UIViewController. The UIViewController has a SwipeGestureRecognizer that works fine. It even works within the UIWebView-- whenever there is no scrollbar. (Before I load a page or even if I load a page that can fit appropriately within the size of my UIWebView). However, if I load a webpage that requires horizontal scrolling left or right, then inside the UIWebView part of my view, I cannot get any swipe gestures to be recognized. Every click/drag/swipe just triggers the scroll action. Is there a way to differentiate between a "swipe" and just scrolling with your finger (not lifting it but rather dragging to scroll).
You will have to subclass UIWebView and override the gesture recogniser calls.
EDIT - Look at this post Handling touches inside UIWebview and this link http://mithin.in/2009/08/26/detecting-taps-and-events-on-uiwebview-the-right-way/