Hello,
Thanks for the suggestion, but I tried in that in the meantime.
2 very undesired things happen:
1) The movie components are still in the exact same spots.
2) The bottom StatusBar actually is 1-inch shorter -
this not even reaching to the other side of the
stage
It's almost as if (especially in case #2) that the StatusBar is basing
it's _width property on mis-information. If I didn't know better, it's
as if there are timing problems going on.
I thought that the "onLoad" event fixes problems like that - since it
waits until all components are instantiated and initialized, before
Dispatching the "I am all finished" signal.
What I have is this (in root):
=====================================================
var stageSizeListener:Object = new Object();
stageSizeListener.onResize = function():Void
{
var stageHeight:Number = Stage.height;
var stageWidth:Number = Stage.width;
// Main Menu
mainMenu._width = stageWidth;
mainMenu.updateDisplay(true);
// Map Status Bar
mapStatusBar._width = stageWidth;
etc....
}
this.onLoad = function():Void
{
stageSizeListener.onResize();
}
Stage.addListener( stageSizeListener );
=====================================================
All this resize code works beautifully, but only AFTER the movie is
completely loaded, and the user MANUALLY resizes the browser.
Am I missing something here? I was hoping the onLoad function would
alleviate any timing issues, but not only does it NOT work, it's
actually causing my StatusBar (which resides at the bottom) to have a
lesser width size.
If I remove the onLoad code, then eveything paints fine - but things are
not positioned correctly.
Any more ideas?
Thanks,
Mike
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Matsikas
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 12:02 PM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Manually triggering the Screens "onResize"
event
manually call your onResize method in your main Mc's onLoad.
On 4/12/06, Mike Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I have a Flash App, that uses a "Non-Scaling" type setup - in which
> upon browser resize, the controls simply reposition themselves around,
> creating more usable area for content. It's works beautifully, but
> with a catch.
>
> The problem is, my application insists on starting out at it's
> Published Size - so if the browser is larger than the application,
> there is a bunch of white-space along the Right and Bottom. Of
> course, I designed the app to take up the entire browser window.
>
> The moment the user resizes the browser, the application immediately
> snaps into place taking up 100% of the browser area - and everything
> is well.
>
> How can I trigger this event, the moment the application is loaded in
> the browser???
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
>
> Mike
>
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