Is there a way in Revolution to create an app that is 800x600,
yet has the top 500 pixels in a "horizontal scrolling" region, with
a horizontal scrollbar at the bottom of that top region:
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Couldn't you make the two regions separate groups each with its own set
of scrollbars? Then if any of the controls in each group were out of
the visible area of the group the scrollbars should automatically be
activated.
Am I understanding the problem correctly?
Devin
On Jun 4, 2004, at 2:19 PM
In a message dated 6/4/04 4:32:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Couldn't you make the two regions separate groups each with its own set
> of scrollbars? Then if any of the controls in each group were out of
> the visible area of the group the scrollbars should automatically be
> activated.
>
I think you're idea of using scrollbars with groups is a good one. I'm just
having difficulty getting it set up correctly. I'm finding that if I add
elements to my group that go beyond the right-hand-side of my stack, Revolution
moves the vertical sliderbar off the edge of the stack and then
to split stack vertically with scrollbars?
I think you're idea of using scrollbars with groups is a good one. I'm
just
having difficulty getting it set up correctly. I'm finding that if I add
elements to my group that go beyond the right-hand-side of my stack,
Revolution
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A, much better, thank you!!!
In a message dated 6/4/04 5:51:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Does setting the lockLoc of your group to true do the trick?
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> Chris Sheffield
> Software Developer
> Read Naturally
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Assuming you don't necessarily need a lot of bells and whistle in the
top scrolling part, and, assuming a horizontal view of an image gallery
is all you need, you can possibly incorporate a scrolling field at the
top. with only one line of characters, and you set the image data of
each of the c