I'm not sure if this will actualy be related to the problem you have, but
I've had issues with textfields heights
lately and this is what I've figured out:
- Use the TextField.textHeight property
Hey list,
Has anyone had a problem with textField._height being reported incorrectly
when the text wraps to a second line? I tried to get around this by using
the ._height variable of the MovieClip in question, but it is reporting it's
height incorrectly as well. I am using the latest version
My runs fine. I didn't try it with MTASC though. Have you tried
using the IDE? It should be the same either case though...
On 8/12/06, Kjel Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey list,
Has anyone had a problem with textField._height being reported incorrectly
when the text wraps to a second
No IDE for Linux yet :( Can't find any coding errors. Single line text fields
are lining up just fine. When I ask flash for the size of the double line
text field, it adds thirteen to the _height. I am using embedded fonts. Maybe
I'll try it without the embedded fonts.
Kjel
On Friday 11
this happens to me only sometimes and when I use negative leadings.
Try to encapsulate your textfield with a movieclip and grab the height
of the movieclip instead of the textfield height. That's the common
workaround, I think.
Have fun,
Matthias
2006/8/11, Kjel Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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