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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] loading thumbnails into a scrollable box
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Wow!! Steven, thanx so much!! I will give this a shot and let you
know how
it worked out. Thanks again for taking the time to write all this
out :)
Best,
Mike D
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as a guide:
http://robsondesign.com/etc/flashcoders/scroller_in_accordion/scroller_in_ac
cordion.zip
-Jim
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] loadin
Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:
First, break it up into different pieces. The first piece is the XML
parsing, the second piece is drawing the thumbnails, and the third piece
is scrolling the thumbnails. ..
Thanks Steven for the post/tutorial/example, great info. :)
Cheers,
M
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I am getting ready to do something similar - that saved me some trial
and error - thx :)
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On Dec 12, 2006, at 12:59 PM, Steven Sack
On 12/12/06, Steven Sacks | BLITZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here's the most straightforward way to do this. We could do it all with
code but let's mix it up a little since it's your first time.
Nice post. Thanks.
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Wow!! Steven, thanx so much!! I will give this a shot and let you know how
it worked out. Thanks again for taking the time to write all this out :)
Best,
Mike D
...
Mike Dunlop
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> First, break it up into different pieces. The first piece is
Thanks for your thoughts -- they are much appreciated!
Best,
Mike D
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> Mike,
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> I've used the built in scrollPane and UIScrollBars a few times, but found
> fairly easy to use, but exceedingly complicated to customize. If y
First, break it up into different pieces. The first piece is the XML
parsing, the second piece is drawing the thumbnails, and the third piece
is scrolling the thumbnails. I'll leave the XML parsing out of this and
focus on drawing the thumbnails.
Here's the most straightforward way to do this.
Mike,
I've used the built in scrollPane and UIScrollBars a few times, but found
fairly easy to use, but exceedingly complicated to customize. If you don't
mind the default look of the ScrollPane I'd suggest using. Though bare in mind
they can add considerable file size to your swf.
I'd sugg
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