Thankx Alex...appreciate the time and ascii you're providing. Such quick
work for step 1 demands a followup...
What i'm _really trying to do is implement a clickless scroller behavior.
In an effort to avoid one of the worst keyboarding gestures (from an RSI
point of view) for users is clicking a small thumb and holding or (worse)
dragging.
I'd like to explore using a call 'hover' event. What would it take to define
a scrolling behavior where the scroll bar implements an additional behavior,
a response to a hover state (or event) that's fired when a cursor is
stationary > .5 sec (in other words, we move to a scroll bar, hover and
scrolling starts on the hover, not the click)
So scrolling begins slowly but accelerates at a rate determined by:
1. Time elapsed since non-movement over hoverHandler
2. Delta to midpoint of midline. Further off center, faster the scroll
3. Mouse movement with 2 branches:
1. if movement confined to hoverHandler
1. accell @ move away from midline, or
2. decel @ move toward midline
3. Mouse moves to Accordion header =
1. stop scroll
2. wait for hover
3. @ hover over accordion header = expand accordion
panel.
2. if mouse moves outside hoverHandler && ouside
accordion header = scroll returns to last pagetop.
Have you seen that sort of effect/behavior explored? Make a great practicum
for a MVC sample, wouldn't it?
again...much appreciated.
--steve...
On 8/30/07, Alex Harui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'd put the accordion in a VBox and use the VBox scrollbars
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> *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On
> Behalf Of *Steve Hueners
> *Sent:* Thursday, August 30, 2007 11:28 AM
> *To:* flexcoders
> *Subject:* [flexcoders] Scroll Accordion Headers
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>
> I'd like a component that allows a scrollable view on a stack of
> accordion panels allowing me to add way more panels than i'd otherwise
> have space for.
>
> Looking to the docs:
>
> The <mx:Accordion> tag inherits all of the tag attributes of its
> superclass, with the exception of scrolling-related attributes, and
> adds the following tag attributes:
>
> So where would i look to see this implemented?
>
> many thx
> --steve...
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>
>
