It goes:
* Movie
o Component (extends UIComponent)
+ Scrollpane
# contents
The scrollpane is created by actionscript in Component's
createChildren(). The contents, which is a symbol instance that has been
assigned a Linkage identifier, is then plugged into the scrollpane.
I haven't created a masking layer over the scrollpane, as I have read
that scrollpane is supposed to do it's own masking.
The scrollpane and it's contents are loaded and working; it shows up,
and you can drag the sliders around and everything. It's just that I can
still see the stuff that has scrolled out of the ScrollPane.
Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:
How is your movie built? Is the scrollpane component in a loaded in
swf? If so, you must have the scrollpane component in the library of
the root/loading swf. Do you have the scrollpane embedded in another
component? Do you have the scrollpane masked?
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