Scrolling/Panning Object-Digital Publishing Suite (InDesign CC)

So I'm trying to develop an app for my portfolio using the DPS tools found in InDesign CC.
I want an interactive, scrollable, series of objects that behave similar to the Table of Contents that is used in each issue of INSPIRE.
I've tried a number of existing tools, but I'm probably just not setting the objects up correctly.
Attached is how I currently have it set up.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks

Adobe Inspire uses a scrollable frame to create the table of contents. The content frame of the scrollable frame includes buttons that link to the different articles. To see examples of scrollable frames, take a look at the free DPS Tips app.

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