thanks a ton David !! I was almost about to give up on Laslo prototype
(started work on echo2) ....your help was really timely .....now i got
entire night to pull of prototype ....btw  I tested this code with legals it
works fine :-) .....

I have also added this in OpenLaxlo wiki for others to benefit ->
http://wiki.openlaszlo.org/Tips_and_Tricks

i noticed this single line did the magic ->         scroll.page(1) -> i
tried to search in documentation but could any relevant section ...could
also tell us briefly what it does ?

Thnx,
Gaurav





On 3/11/07, David Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

The attached code should do just what you need, I've just verified it on
OL 3.3.3.

Best of luck with your presentation.

David

> Hi Benjamin,
> I went ahead and downloaded Stable openLazlo release and STILL IT
> DOESNT WORK  :-(
> All I want is scroll bar to automatically move down as more text is
> added programmatically (its an protype chat application)
> I have written with 4 versions of code what could have been a simple
> text area component functionality other frameworks seems to easily
> provide .
>
> I am sending all version of my code ...Can you giuys make it  Work ??
> What i intend to do is simple  (prototype) ....
> Anything user writes in edittext (userMsg) is displayed in another
> read only  component  (chatMsg) AND Scrollbar should move down if
> extra text is added ...its really frustrating I have wasted so much
> time such a simple ....I have to show a protype  on monday to client
> get approval for building application on  laszlo platform !!

<canvas width="100%" height="100%">

  <window title="Alabot Answers"
          align="center" valign="middle" width="220" height="260" >

    <view x="10" y="20" width="175" height="140" clip="true"
bgcolor="0x6895F0">
      <text id="chatMsg" multiline="true" fgcolor="white"/>
      <scrollbar id="scroll"/>
    </view>

    <edittext x="10" y="175" width="175" doesenter="true">
      <method name="doEnterDown">
        chatMsg.setText(chatMsg.getText() + " \n "+ this.getText());
        this.setText ("");
        scroll.page(1);
     </method>
    </edittext>

  </window>

</canvas>





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