Yeah, it’s never really made obvious
enough.
You sometimes need to be a bit careful if you’re working on different
machines with different date / times. The compiler will use the cached files if
the date on the cached files is more recent.
Mike chambers has a great lil utility for
clearing your cached classes – worth checking out:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mesh/archives/2004/07/new_aso_cache_c.cfm
=) Mike
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Subject: [fugli] RE: Refreshing
Thanks mike,
I didn’t know about that obviously
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Subject: [fugli] RE: Refreshing
Delete your cached .aso files.
Do a quick search for them if you’re
not sure where they are.
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Sent: Sunday, 15 May 2005 2:20 PM
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Subject: [fugli] RE: Refreshing
Guys I’m getting a
terrible problem at the moment, where my classes are not reflecting any changes
I make to them.
If I change the class name and create an instance of the newly named class it
works fine,
As soon as I change that back and try create an instance (of the same class)
with the old class name, it reverts back to the Class from yesterday without
any of the updates I have.
I have double and triple checked everything…….
Is there any caching within Flash of classes that extend MovieClip?
This is killing me
Bjorn
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Sent: Sunday, 15 May 2005 1:20 PM
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Subject: [fugli] Re: Scroll Pane
No to save you the
hassle the scrollPane component cannot load dynamic movieClips created at
runtime
Only way is to have the clip already in your library and use attachMovie to
call it, as I think Bill said.
Spent hours trying to
figure this out previously
Bjorn
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Lane
Sent: Monday, 23 May 2005 9:53 AM
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Subject: [fugli] Re: Scroll Pane
I don't
think you could use createEmptyMovieClip to create your mc and then get it to
appear in scrollPane. But you could have a movieClip in your library
with code (an AS2 Class would be the best way if your familiar
with that approach) to do whatever you need and use that as your
scrollPane content. That's worked for me in the past.
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Thanks
for your reply bill,
But
I’m building a movie clip at runtime, and I want to load that into the
scroll pane. Is that possible?
Cheers
b
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Sent: Monday, 23 May 2005 9:19 AM
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Subject: [fugli] Re: Scroll Pane
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] 05/23/05 9:06 am >>>
Hey all,
I have a movie clip that I
create on the fly that I need to be able to scroll as it may contain a large
number of rows.
Using the scroll pane UI
component would be ideal for this, if I could load the dynamically built movie
into it.
Does anyone know if this
can be done? Or is there any other way I could do this?
Cheers
ben
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