The thumbPosition will give you the position of the thumb relative to
the endvalue of the scrollbar itself. So that if the scrollbar's
endvalue is set to 100 (default) and it's halfway along, the thumbpos
will be 50. If the endvalue is set to 200, it will show 100. But I'm
trying to place a graphic based on the actual thumb position relative
to the screen, not the scrollbar.
Mark
On Feb 5, 2009, at 9:44 PM, dunbarx wrote:
mark.
So this is a scrollbar control, not a field. Right. I have not
played with these yet, but don't I remember that there is a property
that indicates the relative position of the thumb with respect to
the amount of "progress" in the control, and isn't this even closer
to what is needed without all that stuff I mentioned?
Craig Newman
On Feb 6, 2009, at 12:38:06 AM, "Mark Swindell"
<[email protected]> wrote:
That won't work in this case as it's just a horizontal scrollbar not
attached to a field or group.
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