scrollPane Glow

[Erik Sternberger]

I have a scrollPane where I set the border_mc to  height=0 and width=0 but I still get a green glow when I use the scroll bar. I thought I had removed all the ScrollThemeColor items from the Scroll Bar Attributes in the Library, but this one still shows up.

Any idea on where I should look for this, or is there a setting I am just forgetting?

[Jorge Solis]

Why don't use scrollPane._visible = false ?

Jorge

[Erik Sternberger]

When I tried that the data inside th scrollPane won't show. I want the data to show, but not the green halo effect when I select the scrollbar to scroll throuhg the data.

[Erik Sternberger]

Found the command I could not get.

   myPane.drawFocus=false;

For anyone else with this issue and needs a solution.

[Erik Sternberger]

Out of curiousity, does anyone know if you can switch the scrollbar to the left hand side of the scrollPane?

[Jorge Solis]

As far as I know, nop, but post if you find it

Jorge

[Erik Sternberger]

Will do!

[Truthtob]

After studying the ScrollPane class and its related sub-classes, I fished around and found that you can directly refer to the scrollbar movie clips within the ScrollPane. I dont think this is documented but it works.


_root.scrollPane1.vScroller._x = 0;

you might also want to offset the content so you dont cover up anything inside the scrollPane

_root.scrollPane1.setHPosition(-15);

Obviously, you can also refer to hScroller  as well.  If you look inside the scrollPane.as class file, you can see all sorts of properties, methods and objects that are actually available through actionscript. 

brian

[Erik Sternberger]

Sweet, I will have to give this a try.

[bradinho]

After studying the ScrollPane class and its related sub-classes, I fished around and found that you can directly refer to the scrollbar movie clips within the ScrollPane. I dont think this is documented but it works.


_root.scrollPane1.vScroller._x = 0;

you might also want to offset the content so you dont cover up anything inside the scrollPane

_root.scrollPane1.setHPosition(-15);

Obviously, you can also refer to hScroller  as well.  If you look inside the scrollPane.as class file, you can see all sorts of properties, methods and objects that are actually available through actionscript. 

brian

Man you save my life thanks a million time, I can play with the scroller height and width now without havin to touch the scrollpane size

bradinho