Thanks for the suggestion. To clarify, the setScrollProperties is
acting on the scrollPane instance? I tried a variation of this
after the swf finished loading, and it didn't change the behavior of
the scrollbars unfortunately. Is that method (setScrollProperties)
documented somewhere?
Interestingly, If I check the height of the swf
scrollPaneInstance.content._height it comes up about a hundred pixels
short.
At 3:25 AM -0800 11/13/05, Steven Sacks wrote:
Assuming "this" is the swf/clip you loaded into the scrollpane:
After it is finished loading, have the swf call the following:
this._parent.setScrollProperties(this._width, 1, this._height, 1);
Hope this works for you.
-Steven
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Subject: [Flashcoders] ScrollPane weirdness
I am trying to display an external .swf inside a ScrollPane component.
The swf does not fully display, it is cut off about a hundred pixels
before the end of the swf.
Strangely, if I republish the swf that my designer sent me from the
original .fla file, then the swf displays in the scrollPane with a
LOT of extra white space at the bottom, so it the scrollbar becomes
unusable really. In the swf it's mainly text content on a white
background.
I have searched all over for a solution, but I'm not getting any
closer! Any ideas how I can definitively get the scrollPane to
disply the correct length of the external swf?
Thanks folks,
Lorraine
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