Re: [Flashcoders] Scrollpane and masking

2006-07-18 Thread Haikal Saadh

It goes:

   * Movie
 o Component (extends UIComponent)
   + Scrollpane
 # contents

The scrollpane is created by actionscript in Component's 
createChildren(). The contents, which is a symbol instance that has been 
assigned a Linkage identifier, is then plugged into the scrollpane.


I haven't created a masking layer over the scrollpane, as I have read 
that scrollpane is supposed to do it's own masking.


The scrollpane and it's contents are loaded and working; it shows up, 
and you can drag the sliders around and everything. It's just that I can 
still see the stuff that has scrolled out of the ScrollPane.


Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:

How is your movie built?  Is the scrollpane component in a loaded in
swf?  If so, you must have the scrollpane component in the library of
the root/loading swf.  Do you have the scrollpane embedded in another
component?  Do you have the scrollpane masked?

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RE: [Flashcoders] Scrollpane and masking

2006-07-18 Thread Steven Sacks | BLITZ
Try this. 

Drop your scrollpane on the stage, select it and Press F8 to put it into
a Movieclip symbol.  Name the scrollpane instance inside that movieclip
something short and easy like sp.

Then, set up the linkage on that movieclip and attach it instead of the
scrollpane and target the scrollpane inside that movieclip.

See if that works.

BLITZ | Steven Sacks - 310-551-0200 x209

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 It goes:
 
 * Movie
   o Component (extends UIComponent)
 + Scrollpane
   # contents
 
 The scrollpane is created by actionscript in Component's
 createChildren(). The contents, which is a symbol instance that has
been
 assigned a Linkage identifier, is then plugged into the scrollpane.
 
 I haven't created a masking layer over the scrollpane, as I have read
 that scrollpane is supposed to do it's own masking.
 
 The scrollpane and it's contents are loaded and working; it shows up,
 and you can drag the sliders around and everything. It's just that I
can
 still see the stuff that has scrolled out of the ScrollPane.
 
 Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:
  How is your movie built?  Is the scrollpane component in a loaded in
  swf?  If so, you must have the scrollpane component in the library
of
  the root/loading swf.  Do you have the scrollpane embedded in
another
  component?  Do you have the scrollpane masked?
 
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Re: [Flashcoders] Scrollpane and masking

2006-07-18 Thread Haikal Saadh
That didn't work, for some bizzare reason, after re-importing 
DateField(of all things) in to the library, it all just started 
magically working. Major wtf.


Oh, by the way, I'm attaching UIComponent to the scrollpane instead of a 
blank MovieClip.


Excuse me if I sound delirious.


Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:
Try this. 


Drop your scrollpane on the stage, select it and Press F8 to put it into
a Movieclip symbol.  Name the scrollpane instance inside that movieclip
something short and easy like sp.

Then, set up the linkage on that movieclip and attach it instead of the
scrollpane and target the scrollpane inside that movieclip.

See if that works.

BLITZ | Steven Sacks - 310-551-0200 x209

  

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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Scrollpane and masking

It goes:

* Movie
  o Component (extends UIComponent)
+ Scrollpane
  # contents

The scrollpane is created by actionscript in Component's
createChildren(). The contents, which is a symbol instance that has


been
  

assigned a Linkage identifier, is then plugged into the scrollpane.

I haven't created a masking layer over the scrollpane, as I have read
that scrollpane is supposed to do it's own masking.

The scrollpane and it's contents are loaded and working; it shows up,
and you can drag the sliders around and everything. It's just that I


can
  

still see the stuff that has scrolled out of the ScrollPane.

Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:


How is your movie built?  Is the scrollpane component in a loaded in
swf?  If so, you must have the scrollpane component in the library
  

of
  

the root/loading swf.  Do you have the scrollpane embedded in
  

another
  

component?  Do you have the scrollpane masked?

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[Flashcoders] Scrollpane and masking

2006-07-17 Thread Haikal Saadh

Hi all.

Having some problems with the v2 scrollpane.

I'm trying to pick up where this post: 
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/htdig/flashcoders/2005-January/128299.html

leaves off.

Basically, the content 'outside' my scroll pane is not being masked off, 
and by reading the post above, I've got this bit of code:


   private function createChildren():Void {
  
   viewport = ScrollPane(createObject(ScrollPane,viewport, 
depth++));

   viewport.contentPath = TimeLineBackground;
  
   viewport.addEventListener(complete, this);

   viewport.move(0,0);
   timeLineBG = viewport.content;
   timeLineBG._width = 600;
  
   viewport.doLater(this,forceScrollPaneRefresh);
   viewport.addEventListener(scroll, this); 
   }
  
   private function forceScrollPaneRefresh(){

   viewport.invalidate();
   viewport.redraw(true);
   trace (viewPort redrawn);
   }
  
   private function scroll(){

   viewport.doLater(this,forceScrollPaneRefresh);
   trace(scrolled);
   }


This is all within a component that extends UIComponent.  I can see the 
events are getting fired and handled from the traces. Am I 
misunderstanding what I'm supposed to do?


Thanks./
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RE: [Flashcoders] Scrollpane and masking

2006-07-17 Thread Steven Sacks | BLITZ
How is your movie built?  Is the scrollpane component in a loaded in
swf?  If so, you must have the scrollpane component in the library of
the root/loading swf.  Do you have the scrollpane embedded in another
component?  Do you have the scrollpane masked?

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