Hi Mike Check out the Panel.as class for the standard way of dragging things in Flex. Don't use startDrag() and stopDrag().
You will see addEventListener() to the systemManager and stage. in the sm.MOUSE_MOVE is where your actual instance logic goes. As far as your scroll bars question; Put the SWFLoader in a canvas and you should get the desired effect as you pan. but... as I think about this more, there is something missing. Let me know what this info does for you. Peace, Mike On 2/4/07, Mike Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello All, I have a Box Component, that contains a SWFLoader. When the SWFLoader's Content grows beyond the bounds of the Box Container, I have the Scrollbars automatically appear. This particular content that the SWFLoader houses, is always going to be a Map. Obviously, when viewing Maps, Panning and Zooming are commonplace - and I want to provide the users the ability to drag the Map Content around within the Box Component. Since I come from the Flash World, startDrag() and stopDrag() are very familiar commands to me, and of course those were the first Methods that came to mind, when making my Maps drag-able within my Flex App. Is startDrag() and stopDrag() still the preferred methods of moving content around on the screen, when it comes to Flex Apps? Now, I know there is the DragManager.as Class that comes bundled with Flex - but isn't that more for the purpose of Dragging one Component's Content, into another one? And then keeping track of any Data that should get sent along, whenever the Drop Event takes place? In this particular case, I just want to be able to Pan the Maps around. Will startDrag() and stopDrag() suffice in this instance? Also, is there a way where the Scrollbars on the Box Container, can sense the Content is being moved around, and to update the Scrollbar positions accordingly? How would I go about doing something like that? Thanks in advance, for any help you can offer. Mike
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