On 12/24/10 11:51 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
Thanks. I'll try 4.5.2 first to see if the problem remains. Should I
submit a bug report if the problem remains in 4.5.2?
Yes, I would.
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Thanks. I'll try 4.5.2 first to see if the problem remains. Should I
submit a bug report if the problem remains in 4.5.2?
Actually I think I will leave the horizontal scrollbars on the group
as well as the vertical ones so the user can resize in either
dimension in addition to whatever I
On 12/23/10 11:50 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
LC 4.5.1. Another twist on this. If I request a horizontal scrollbar as
well as a vertical one, the vertical scrollbar arrows both show up fine
(as do the horizontal scrollbar arrows. It's only when there is a
vertical scrollbar and no horizontal one tha
LC 4.5.1. Another twist on this. If I request a horizontal scrollbar
as well as a vertical one, the vertical scrollbar arrows both show up
fine (as do the horizontal scrollbar arrows. It's only when there is
a vertical scrollbar and no horizontal one that I see this issue.
I'd like to ad
Peter Haworth wrote:
OK, nearly there. All works as you said. The only problem I have is
that when the scrollbar becomes active, I see an arrow at the top of
it to scroll up but there is no arrow at the bottom of it to scroll
down. I have my Mac system preferences set to have the arrows at th
OK, nearly there. All works as you said. The only problem I have is
that when the scrollbar becomes active, I see an arrow at the top of
it to scroll up but there is no arrow at the bottom of it to scroll
down. I have my Mac system preferences set to have the arrows at the
top and bottom
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
> Frankly, I'm also against the entire concept of allowing the
> resizing of windows. When we were dealing with 9" and 12"
> screens, that was obligatory. Not so now. Obviously, IMHO!
The problem with absolutes is that they inevitably run into exceptions. :)
Can you ima
Thanks Joe, you make some good points. I haven't yet seen the
scrolling in action so I can't make a judgement on how good or bad it
is for the user. Just to repeat, I'm trying to deal with resizing the
window by script to deal with different resolution screens, not the
user re-sizing the
Pete,
I'd seriously consider "reconsidering" your design concept. The speed with
which LC goes to new cards makes the use of scrolling anything other than a
text field not a very plausible solution. A really good navigation concept that
judiciously provides connections between associated and re
On 12/23/10 11:27 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
Thank you Richard and Jacquie. Yes my frustrations are making a little
too judgemental, good job this list is providing an outlet for that!
Hey, that's why we're here. And there are lots of other people out there
who will read these responses and find
Thank you Richard and Jacquie. Yes my frustrations are making a
little too judgemental, good job this list is providing an outlet for
that!
Just to be clear, I'm not trying to resize a group. I don;t even
really want to use a group. This all started when I discovered that
my stack wind
Peter Haworth wrote:
Thanks Jacquie. Is it so unreasonable to expect that a scrollbar on a
group should just work? I don't have the time or the inclination to
write volumes of code to implement what should be a standard feature.
At least document what is required to make a scrollbar work.
Ha
On 12/23/10 12:48 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
Thanks Jacquie. Is it so unreasonable to expect that a scrollbar on a
group should just work? I don't have the time or the inclination to
write volumes of code to implement what should be a standard feature. At
least document what is required to make a s
Thanks Jacquie. Is it so unreasonable to expect that a scrollbar on a
group should just work? I don't have the time or the inclination to
write volumes of code to implement what should be a standard feature.
At least document what is required to make a scrollbar work. Datagrid
scrollbar
On 12/22/10 4:29 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
The scrollbar isn't active because everything in the group fits in the
window. So I resize the window and make it shorter - no change in the
scrollbar, still not active. OK, maybe this only works in a standalone?
Whatever you see in the stack will be t
I just tried this as a workaround for the screen resolution issues
I've been having and ran into a number of problems.
I used "select all" from the edit menu to select all the objects on
the card, then grouped them and requested a vertical scrollbar. First
problem - the group width did not
Yes, make a group and set the vertical scrollbar to true.
Greetings!
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Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone!
Op 16 dec. 2010 om 07:35 heeft Peter Haworth het
volgende geschreven:
> Is it possible to have a vertical scrollbar on a card? I mean without having
> to write all the code to handle it?
Is it possible to have a vertical scrollbar on a card? I mean without
having to write all the code to handle it?
Pete Haworth
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