Weird scrollpane problem.

OK, I did this in 2 ways. The first time I used the text pane and realized it wouldn't let me do what I want. Here is the link: textpane Goto the saturn section.

Since I couldn't add what I wanted I used the scrollpane. The example can be found here: scrollpane The problem is that on my computer and my friends computer it works great. But, I checked it from a work computer and instead of a scrollpane, I get an image overlapping the rest of the page. It isn't in the scrollpane at all. I used the scrollpane component to build this application. Is there something that I am doing wrong? How can I fix it so that the scrollpane works on any computer, anywhere?

looks fine to me ...
i dont know whats happing on your end .

It overlaps for me... And no scrollpane!

How'd you do it? Loading a .swf in the pane? Using a content mc? Dynamically creating a content mc?

If I not my memory is crashed (have not slept in 24 hours ;)

There is a bug in the internal player on how the scrollpane behaves, but if you test you movie in a browser with Flash Player 6.1329495 (not 6.0) or higher or something it should work as expected.

ciao Thomas

Here is the messed up version: http://portfolio.iu.edu/migomez/oops.jpg

Here is the correct version: http://portfolio.iu.edu/migomez/right.png

As for how I did it, I used the scrollpane component. All you do is tell it the file and it loads it for you. I am using logo.swf, which is in the same folder as the rest of the site. I left all the options to the default and added this actionscript to the main timeline:

Quote:

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scrollListener = new Object();
scrollListener.scroll = function(evt) {
txtPosition.text = myScrollPane.vPosition;
};
myScrollPane.addEventListener("scroll", scrollListener);
completeListener = new Object();
completeListener.complete = function() {
trace("logo.swf has completed loading.");
};
myScrollPane.addEventListener("complete", completeListener);

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Quote:

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There is a bug in the internal player on how the scrollpane behaves, but if you test you movie in a browser with Flash Player 6.1329495 (not 6.0) or higher or something it should work as expected.

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That is the problem, I tested it on a computer somewhere unrelated with mine. I need this to work for the mass internet market. Doesn't look good if the site is messed up for people that want to find the car lot.

Hi MIG
I've got the "broken" version on my machine. Sorry Dude.
I've checked it in
IE 6 Flash player 70190
Mozilla Firefox F Player 70190
Netscape 7 F Player 70190
If You get it to work universally I'd love to see it.
You could write us all a tutorial :)

ok, now i am really confused. I pull the file up from my computer at work and it is messed up. But, when I pull the file up in the actual HTML page that we did, it works fine.

Here is by itself, messed up: Junk

Here is HTML, not messed up: Weird

Why would 1 work and the other not? It is the same file in both places.