I'm compiling to HTML5 but I'd like to keep flash as an option for IE. I'm familiar with using Iframes but I'm not too huge on them. Tonight (or possibly tomorrow) I'll work on manually linking my scrollbar to an Iframe. Something like Iframe-page position (or whatever it is) = percentage of scrollthumb to scrolltrack.
I'll let you know, Chris On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 10:57 PM, Max Carlson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Chris, > > Are you compiling for Flash or HTML5? For Flash, there is a subset of HTML > formatting commands you can get away with, e.g. <a href="...">...</a> or > <img src="..." .../>. If that won't work for you, I'd suggest using the > <html/> component, which creates an iframe: > > http://labs.openlaszlo.org/trunk-nightly/docs/reference/lz.html.html > > Let me know how it goes! > > > On 11/2/10 3:40 PM, Chris Janik wrote: > >> Here's the problem. In the website I'm building I've built my own >> windows class, complete with resizing, scrollbar etc... I'm very happy >> with the look. What I'm having a problem with is importing the data. >> Currently I'm loading text from an xml file via http. This works for >> simple blocks of text (most of the content) and it's meeting one of my >> primary criteria, to change dynamically and load on request, not >> compiled in, but what I'm looking for is way to rich up (that's right I >> just coined an expression) the text. On a previous site I built with OL >> I used an IFrame but I'd like to avoid that this time as I'm fond of the >> custom scrollbar I've got and I found the IFrame didn't play >> particularly well with Internet Explorer. I also considered using a >> richinputtext box but it's the importation of data that is the problem >> not where I'm putting it. >> >> Can someone please tell me the best way to import formatted text with >> the occasional pictures slipped in, on the fly? >> >> Any help would be very much appreciated >> >> Thanks a lot, >> >> Chris >> >
