If you use HTML text, you can use "<a href='asfunction:..." etc. to
create hyperlinks that call an asfunction defined elsewhere,
including one argument being passed (actually you can have multiple
arguments but must use some delimiting character to split them
apart). This might be easier than calculating cursor position
relative to string locations. You can also use CSS to format how the
asfunction links appear on Up, Over, and Down.
Marc Hoffman
At 03:49 PM 4/27/2006, you wrote:
My client wants a list style menu with a transparent background - this
doesn't seem possible with the (clunky looking) List component (right?).
The TextField Class supports scrolling, and determining the mouse location
within it's region. Is there any way to determine which line was clicked,
and getting the contents of the line?
Thanks,
August
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