Try adding maximized="true" to your <Window> element. On Sep 4, 2011, at 1:07 AM, pavan vadavalli wrote:
> Thanks Greg, > I tried to update the content Pane with TablePane instead of the BoxPane, > This helped to stretch the contents to the width of the windows, which wasn't > happening previously, > But still the Scrollbar doesn't appear till the point i restrict the > Preferred Width or Height at the design time. > In other case , the list of the elements were Cut down and the elements are > not displayed. > > However, i would like the scrollpane to react to the resizing of the window, > and the user should be able to have access (using Scroll bars)to all the > elements regardless of the size of the parent Window. > Whats missing here to achieve this? > > Attached is the updated bxml. > > Thanks and Regards, > Pavan > > On 29/08/2011 10:43 PM, Greg Brown wrote: >> I think the problem is that you are using a BoxPane as your window's content >> element. Try removing that and making the TablePane the window content. Also >> be sure to set width="1*" on the TablePane.Column and height="1*" on the >> TablePane.Row. >> >> On Aug 27, 2011, at 3:33 AM, pavan vadavalli wrote: >> >>> Hi , >>> >>> I would like to understand the usage of ScrollPane. Tutorial has just >>> ImageView example >>> Here i did a small test to add several Push Buttons to Boxpane added to a >>> Scroll Pane, But i dont see any Scroll Bar coming up. >>> >>> Attached is the bxml test for Scroll pane. >>> Can someone please help. >>> Thanks and Regards, >>> Pavan >>> >>> <ScrollPaneTest.bxml> > <ScrollPaneEx.bxml>
