In your example test_mc is a movieclip instance but contentPath requires
a linkage_ID. I would usually have a mc in the library with it's own
class defined to perform whatever job you need it to perform. What do
you need the scrollpane content to do?
Bill Lane
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/30/05 10:17 am >>>
Can I do something like this within my Class
var test_mc = this.createEmptyMovieClip('test', 2);
var sp1 = this.createClassObject(//);
sp1.contentPath = "test_mc";
When I do it doesn't find the mc in the library
So it assumes it's a relative link
I guess what im asking is there a workaround to load mc's I create in
Actionscript as the content for the ScrollPane
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Subject: [fugli] Re: ScrollPane component
To load mc's at runtime you set the scrollpane's contentPath. It
accepts the url of a swf or jpeg OR the liinkage_ID of a mc.
sp1.contentPath = "test_mc";
Bill Lane
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/29/05 5:52 pm >>>
Can I load mc's created at runtime into the ScrollPane component?
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