Cannot set HScrollBar & quot; Scroll & quot; variable inside the function in & lt; MX:script & gt;
Why can I not pay the scrolling feature for a bar scrolling from a function. It can be hard coded and not dynamically set. This makes it difficult to make the scroll bars on the fly.I want to do the following:
var myBar:HScrollBar = new HScrollBar();
myBar.scroll = "myFunction (); « ;
BUIT, it is said that myBar doesn't have a variable named scroll. What is the problem?
Hi, Creo, 'scroll' is not a property of the ScrollBar class, this is an event. To do what you're trying to do, you add a listener of events, something like this:
Import mx.events.ScrollEvent;
var myBar:HScrollBar = new HScrollBar;
myBar.addEventListener (ScrollEvent.SCROLL, myFunction);
I hope this helps. -Bruce
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Options recovery system for Satellite A300D - 14 d
Hello I'm having some problems with the system Rocevery Options on A300D - 14 d I installed Fedora 9, BUT did not uninstall Windows Vista. I mean, the computer now has a dual boot. All these files on system always here. That hide the partition where
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Satellite A200-1OS: FN keys do not work
Hey! My English is not very good, so I hope you can understand me... I have installed Windows Vista Home Premium Retail yesterday, downloaded the drivers from the toshiba Web site.After installing the drivers I have to restart my laptop. * My laptop
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I can't open my * address email is removed from the privacy *.
I can't open my mail @ yahoo.com.au
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Y at - it the chance of version upgrade to the rise or cant, it can be solved by windows update? help please