what exactly are you trying to do after the scroll event?
--- In [email protected], "toofah_gm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The scroll event fires when scrolling occurs, but before the child
> content has shifted. Here is the documentation:
>
> 'At the time when this event is dispatched, the scrollbar has been
> updated to the new position, but the container's child objects have
> not been shifted to reflect the new scroll position.'
>
> What events are available to listen to so that I will know that the
> content has shifted? I have tried listening to the UPDATE_COMPLETE
> event at various levels, but this doesn't seem to work for me all the
> time either. I am immediately calling getRect() on one of the child
> objects to get it's position relative to objects higher in my
> application. At the time I make this call, the returned rect is not
> always the updated rect that reflects the scroll that has just occurred.
>
> Thanks,
> Gary
>
