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Posted by : Flashtuning on 10/28/2007 21777 pageviews, 129 purchases
Package includes: MXP,FLA
Opens with: Flash MX 2004, Flash 8, Flash CS3
AS Version: ActionScript 2.0

The Flashtuning Scroll Bar component provides extended scrolling control over any content type within movie clip and adapts automatically for both static and dynamic types of content.

The Scroll Bar can be configured to work in either free or snapped to content modes. You can use it in either vertical or horizontal modes and you can configure two component instances to create a Scroll Pane.

The component features extensive visual customization option which include support for custom skins and color overlays.

This component is available for:
Flash MX 2004, Flash Mx Professional 2004, Flash 8 and Flash CS3.

For further information you can check the online Quick Start Guide, the Help&Support area and download and test the TRIAL EXAMPLES available for download.

Check also the Advanced Scroll Bar ActionScript 3.0 version!

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The Scroll Bar adjust itself dynamically

Set two component instances to build a Scroll Pane

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Flashtuning Flashtuning
 
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RE: xml Posted on 05/15/2008

Hello,

Sure, you can use the Scroll Bar with anything as long as the content is loaded within a Movie Clip. Check the trial sample3 available in the Downloads area to get a better understanding and code snippets for loading external text/xml in a text filed within a Movie Clip and use the Scroll Bar component to scroll it.

Best,
FT

neoutsider neoutsider
 

xml Posted on 05/14/2008

Hi, this scroller can use with external xml? ....i need to load xml text in a scroll...

thank you.

it´s an amazing scroll!!

Flashtuning Flashtuning
 
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Re: Advanced Scroll Bar AS 2.0 Posted on 04/18/2008

Hello,

Try to set the snapMode parameter to snapToView to dynamically resize the Scroll Bar while your input TextFields change size.

Best regards,
Flashtuning

mattblubaugh mattblubaugh
 
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Spoke a little too soon Posted on 04/18/2008

So it would seem that the problem is actually revolving around the autoSize property of a textfield being set to true. I'm using the scrollBar in conjunction with two input fields for commenting purposes.

I can set the autoSize property to true after initializing the scrollBars, but that's not ideal.

Any other thoughts?

mattblubaugh mattblubaugh
 
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Problem solved Posted on 04/18/2008

Thanks for the quick response.

I had the autoHide property set to true and was attaching it dynamically but it was still lagging. However, attaching the scrollBar after other assets had loaded worked like a charm.

Thanks again.

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