Event summary for the RadioButton class
Event
RadioButton.click
ScrollPane component
The Scroll Pane component displays movie clips, JPEG files, and SWF files in a scrollable area.
You can enable scroll bars to display images in a limited area. You can display content that is
loaded from a local location, or from over the internet. You can set the content for the scroll pane
both while authoring and at runtime using scripts.
Using the ScrollPane component
You can use a scroll pane to display any content that is too large for the area into which it is
loaded. For example, if you have a large image and only a small space for it in an application, you
could load it into a scroll pane.
ScrollPane parameters
The following are authoring parameters that you can set for each ScrollPane component instance
in the Property inspector or in the Component Inspector panel:
contentPath
indicates the content to load into the scroll pane. This value can be a relative path to
a local SWF or JPEG file, or a relative or absolute path to a file on the internet.
hLineScrollSize
button is pressed. The default value is 5.
hPageScrollSize
is pressed. The default value is 20.
hScrollPolicy
displays the horizontal scroll bars. The value can be "on", "off", or "auto". The
default value is "auto".
scrollDrag
is a Boolean value that allows a user to scroll the content within the scroll pane (true)
or not (false). The default value is false.
vLineScrollSize
button is pressed. The default value is 5.
vPageScrollSize
pressed. The default value is 20.
vScrollPolicy
displays the vertical scroll bars. The value can be "on", "off", or "auto". The
default value is "auto".
You can write code to control these and additional options for ScrollPane components using its
properties, methods, and events.
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Description
Triggered when the mouse is pressed over a button instance.
indicates the number of units a horizontal scroll bar moves each time an arrow
indicates the number of units a horizontal scroll bar moves each time the track
indicates the number of units a vertical scroll bar moves each time an arrow
indicates the number of units a vertical scroll bar moves each time the track is
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