If you could attach a simple bxml example, that'd be awesome! Whenever scroll pane artefacts occur, the most likely culprit is a scroll pane paint optimization. To test if this is what's causing the problem, can you try to set a null backgroundPaint style on the scroll panes in question and see if it still happens? If that fixes it, then it'll also provide you with a [admittedly ugly] workaround -- you could put a Border with a white background around a ScrollPane with a null backgroundPaint.
Cheers, -T On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Olivier Dutrieux < [email protected]> wrote: > Le 20/04/2011 13:57, Greg Brown a écrit : > > Do you see the same thing if there is only one ScrollPane involved, or if >>> there is just a ListView inside a ScrollPane, inside a Window? >>> >> I'm curious to know the answer to this as well. I suspect that the problem >> has something to do with the two scroll panes, but I'm not 100% sure. Todd >> would know best - hopefully he will jump in on this thread. >> >> I fact this problem issue only when there is two scrollpanes, when there > is ScrollPane on Window and on ListView. And this problem issue only when > the header of the ListView is not visible, not visible on the viewport. If > that can help I can make a short sample to replicate this issue ? > > duto > >
