This is about Flash limitations, not the component. These Flash limitations were presented in a previous comment on this thread:

http://www.flashcomponents.net/community/topic/advanced-scroll-bar-as-20#post-103

Select the component / open the Component Inspector Panel and set the viewAreaWidth and viewAreaHeight.

Hi,

Again, as already stated in the previous message create an animation clip while your table is rendered and I suppose that component is having onTableRendered or similar event triggered after the table / content is completely loaded. So inside that event handler or a similar event, after the content is loaded attach the scroller to the loaded content.

Also make sure to set a movie frame rate of at least 30 fps or higher for faster scrolling, else obviously at a frame rate of 12 fps for example the scrolling effect will be slower.

The Advanced Scroll Bar component is the best of its kind available on the market being succesfully used by lots of users in their projects so if you’re using it wise there is no reason to not work exactly as expected, the rest of the process it depends on your particular implementation in that application.

You can also send us a small .fla file at contact[at]flashtuning.net with some of your specific functionallity and we’ll have a look and get back to you as soon as we can with an answer.

Best regards,
Flashtuning

Hi,

The Scroll Bar component has nothing to do with the way you load the content or the loading time of your content.

I guess you’re probably using a preloader or “progress” / “complete” events to count the amount of your loading data and show to your client an animation while the data is loading.

If you’re not using a preloader animationa and you simply wait fo the data to load in front of a blank screen your client will not know what he is waiting for ( the scroll bar component obviously does not handle the way you load and visualize the loading progress of your data ).

The Scroll Bar is simply attached to the Movie Clip and adjust itself automatically based on the loaded content.

If you want to do something more efficient, count the amount of your loading data and after your data is completed loading attach the scroll bar to your target movie clip holding the newly loaded content similat to this:

sb.targetMovieClip = yourMovieClip;

Also go to the Components Inspector Panel of the Scroll Bar component and activate the easing option and choose an easing tyoe and easing delay for better scrolling instead default scroll acceleration.

Best regards,
Flashtuning

its odd that the trial version was working fine and the paid version is crashing my flash program. i’ve bought AS 2.0 version because the project i’m working on is in AS 2.

any help in this regards would be greatly appreciated.