The C1ViewPort control, when used with the C1NavigationList control, provides custom navigation for your iPhone Web application. The C1ViewPort control provides three distinct areas used to design a Web application:
•Navigation bar: The navigation bar can hold a left button, a right button, and header text.
•Content area: The content area can hold text, arbitrary controls, and a C1NavigationList control.
•Toolbar: The toolbar can hold buttons and various other controls, such as text boxes and radio buttons. It is primarily used to hold the C1TabBarController control (see C1TabBarController Control) and the C1SegmentedButtons control (see C1SegmentedButtons Control).
The following diagram illustrates the makeup of the C1ViewPort control.
By default, the content of a C1ViewPort is scrollable. To turn off scrolling, simply set the IsContentScrollable property to False.
For task-based help concerning the C1ViewPort control, see Using the C1ViewPort Control.
The following topics detail the three areas of a C1ViewPort control.