> But now I've run into a dead end when trying to use the default
> scrollbar component inside my custom infowindow. Scroll arrows on top
> and bottom of the bar work fine, but when I try to drag the knob it
> will not move unless I move the mouse pointer out of the infowindow
> area. It looks like some mouse events are not getting past the
> infowindow.
After too many hours of frustration I decided to forget the pre-made
components and started to create my own scrollbar.
I've now made a knob that can be dragged, and at least
MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP from stage gets blocked by the infowindow (thus
disabling the default method of detecting when mouse has been
released). As a workaround I added an eventlistener to the infowindow
as well as stage. Everything looks promising now :)
-Saku
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