[Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Jonathan Berry

Sorry, did want to at least give the site I have under construction so you
can see what I am talking about. Code is also available:
http://www.fjroadtrip.com - click on Interactive map.

On 4/14/07, Jonathan Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hello all,
Did a search on Google for this, but really didn't know what to search
for. I have a series of textarea components that are dynamically generated
through createClassObject as children of movieclips and at runtime they are
not scrollable or selectable. Hope this is not too easy, but I had this
problem before when I had a movie wherein I generated list components as
children of a scrollPane and I had to mess with the DepthManager, which I
tried again-but I would just like a definitive answer, O noble Flash
wizards. A tutorial or anything you have to help my search would be great.
Thank you in advance.

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Re: [Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Pedro Taranto
it looks like you have an invisible button on top of it, that way it 
dont allow to bubbling the events to lower depths


--Pedro Taranto


Jonathan Berry escreveu:
Sorry, did want to at least give the site I have under construction so 
you

can see what I am talking about. Code is also available:
http://www.fjroadtrip.com - click on Interactive map.

On 4/14/07, Jonathan Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hello all,
Did a search on Google for this, but really didn't know what to search
for. I have a series of textarea components that are dynamically 
generated
through createClassObject as children of movieclips and at runtime 
they are

not scrollable or selectable. Hope this is not too easy, but I had this
problem before when I had a movie wherein I generated list components as
children of a scrollPane and I had to mess with the DepthManager, 
which I

tried again-but I would just like a definitive answer, O noble Flash
wizards. A tutorial or anything you have to help my search would be 
great.

Thank you in advance.

--
Jonathan Berry, M.A.
IT Consultant
619.306.1712(m)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.mindarc.com

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Re: [Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Jonathan Berry

No, no button.

On 4/14/07, Pedro Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


it looks like you have an invisible button on top of it, that way it
dont allow to bubbling the events to lower depths

--Pedro Taranto





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Re: [Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Pedro Taranto
so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and 
rollout to show or hide the container

if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component

--Pedro Taranto


Jonathan Berry escreveu:

No, no button.

On 4/14/07, Pedro Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


it looks like you have an invisible button on top of it, that way it
dont allow to bubbling the events to lower depths

--Pedro Taranto






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Re: [Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Jonathan Berry

so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
rollout to show or hide the container


The rollover/out is on the city circle. Don't know if this is correct, but
the container is child of each city circle and the TA component a child of
the container.


if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component


I do not understand this.

On 4/14/07, Pedro Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
rollout to show or hide the container
if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component

--Pedro Taranto





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Re: [Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Jonathan Berry

n/m I feel silly now. I answered my own question: the container is a child
of a movieclip with a rollover function - hence, treated as part of the
rollover state! embarrassed Thanks anyway.

On 4/14/07, Jonathan Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
rollout to show or hide the container

The rollover/out is on the city circle. Don't know if this is correct, but
the container is child of each city circle and the TA component a child of
the container.

if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component

I do not understand this.

On 4/14/07, Pedro Taranto  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
 rollout to show or hide the container
 if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component

 --Pedro Taranto




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Re: [Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Pedro Taranto

sorry about my english :(
try to use the mouse wheel on the text area, i will notice that the text 
moves


as the rollver/out is on the circle and the container is a child of the 
circle, the container inherits the parent behavior

and it is problem in flash to bubbling events to child movieclips/buttons

you could try to put the container outside the circle as an independent 
mc, using the rollover on the circle to show the container, and use the 
rollout on the container to hide it, and hide it when you rollover the 
other circle too


hope you understand

--Pedro Taranto


Jonathan Berry escreveu:

so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
rollout to show or hide the container


The rollover/out is on the city circle. Don't know if this is correct, 
but
the container is child of each city circle and the TA component a 
child of

the container.


if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component


I do not understand this.

On 4/14/07, Pedro Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
rollout to show or hide the container
if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component

--Pedro Taranto






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Re: [Flashcoders] Re: textarea component not scrollable.

2007-04-14 Thread Jonathan Berry

Yes, exactly, Pedro. I tried my best to understand :) Thanks for the help.

On 4/14/07, Pedro Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


sorry about my english :(
try to use the mouse wheel on the text area, i will notice that the text
moves

as the rollver/out is on the circle and the container is a child of the
circle, the container inherits the parent behavior
and it is problem in flash to bubbling events to child movieclips/buttons

you could try to put the container outside the circle as an independent
mc, using the rollover on the circle to show the container, and use the
rollout on the container to hide it, and hide it when you rollover the
other circle too

hope you understand

--Pedro Taranto


Jonathan Berry escreveu:
 so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
 rollout to show or hide the container

 The rollover/out is on the city circle. Don't know if this is correct,
 but
 the container is child of each city circle and the TA component a
 child of
 the container.

 if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the
component

 I do not understand this.

 On 4/14/07, Pedro Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 so it should be the movieclip you are using to detect the rollover and
 rollout to show or hide the container
 if you use the mouse scroll the text scroll, so it is not the component

 --Pedro Taranto




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