When the scrollable element contains something else that should respond to swipes, such as a carousel that can swipe left/right in a scroll area that swipes up/down, the event.stopPropagation(); calls in startTouchScrolling and stopTouchScrolling prevent the events from passing on to the carousel.
Using onCustomScroll could be a work around, but it only reports 'direction' of up/down when using vertical scrolling.
When the scrollable element contains something else that should respond to swipes, such as a carousel that can swipe left/right in a scroll area that swipes up/down, the event.stopPropagation(); calls in startTouchScrolling and stopTouchScrolling prevent the events from passing on to the carousel.
Using onCustomScroll could be a work around, but it only reports 'direction' of up/down when using vertical scrolling.