Pop-up from a Contentpane?

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Originally Posted by Chris_Seahorn

It's a syntax issue. This popup code also does not require any code in an html page so it's handy to hold onto.

http://sandbox.blogdns.com/FUNPOPUP.swf


Leave the :VOID(0) off and watch the difference.

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<A HREF="javascript:window.open('http://sandbox.blogdns.com/PD-Logo.jpg,'newWin','width=310,height=310');void(0)">Open the Popup Window</A>

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HOLY CRAP!!!

You did it...thanks for the help...this will make things MUCH easier for a project I'm working on.

Wilbert,

So, if I wanted a hidden button to show I would do it like this?

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contentpane1.onScroll = function(hsPos,vsPos){

 if (vsPos == 1) {

   button1._visible = true;

  }else{

   button1._visible = false;

  }

}

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Originally Posted by dniezby

If I wanted a hidden button to show I would do it like this?

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Yes, you got it.

Sorry Wilbert :) I figured you'd have a better way. Without knowing the contentpane code I did the best I could :)

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Originally Posted by w.brants

Okay, to be exact it's Wilbert with an 'e' and yes, I'm the w.brants on this forum who coded the content pane and yes, I didn't comment a lot :).

There's no need to make it complicated. There's an event to signal scrolling that sends the position of both scrollers relative from 0 to 1. If a scroller isn't visible it returns NaN (not a number).

If you have a license agreement that scrolls vertically, you can signal the end like this

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contentpane1.onScroll = function(hsPos,vsPos){
 if (vsPos == 1){
  // end reached
 }
}

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I'd leave out the entire Else that way once it's shown it stay showing.

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Originally Posted by dniezby

Wilbert,

So, if I wanted a hidden button to show I would do it like this?

code:

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contentpane1.onScroll = function(hsPos,vsPos){

 if (vsPos == 1) {

   button1._visible = true;

  }else{

   button1._visible = false;

  }

}

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Originally Posted by blanius

Sorry Wilbert :) I figured you'd have a better way. Without knowing the contentpane code I did the best I could :)

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It's always nice to have people that do understand the internal code of the content pane. ;)

As for my solution, the onScroll event is mentioned in the api specification of the content pane. The implementation was a suggestion of Peter Herbrick. It can also be used to synchronize scrolling with something else like a changing picture or an object that changes color depending on the position of the scrollbar.

As for you other reply, I'd also leave the else out.

That's a good idea. I will leave it out. I don't want the agreement checkbox to appear and disappear. Once they've scrolled down the agreement, it should be assumed they've read the agreement, then they check off the agree option and the next page nav button appears...

Thanks for helping me with two issues in one thread.