I found a sort-of solution, still working out the details....but I had the TileList heights set to 100%. I removed this attribute and set the rowCount to well over the number of rows in the actual dataset, and the scrollbars showed up. So it seems that setting 100% values on the TileLists creates problems in calculating the need for scrollbars.
Hope that helps someone... Rachel On 1/10/07, Rachel Maxim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To follow up on this, I tried it and it didn't seem to help. Maybe because I have nested TileLists? I tried wrapping it with a Canvas a couple different ways but no dice. Thanks Rachel On 1/10/07, Ethan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've seen this too, lots and for Lists as well as TileLists. It looks > like the TileList doesn't know what size it is... > > However, if you put a Canvas around your TileList, the Canvas will > know the right size and give you scroll bars as needed... > > cheers, ethan > > > >
