Weird scrollpane problem.

[MIGhunter]

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?

[timothye]

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

[oldnewbie]

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?

[spiderLab]

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

[MIGhunter]

Here is the messed up version:

Here is the correct version:

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:

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);

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.

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.

[jonathan67]

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

[MIGhunter]

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.