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Hi,
I just started playing with this applet and after many hours testing different values in data_display.xml I think I found a bug. Please give it a try with the attached data_display.txt file. I call it with: Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
var so = new SWFObject("display.swf", "flash", "550", "200", "8", "#434343");
so.write("flashcontent");
</script>
This does not happen when you move on any 1st picture of any row. In fact <xScrollingCorrection> seems to be ignored. Thank you for looking into this. |
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Hi, I just tested this and all seems to be ok. The behavior you described is ok and this is the way this works. Having your mouse in any corner will properly display the picture.
I really see no problem here, am I missing something ? Please give me a screen-shot. |
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With the code above, if you slowly reach the end of a row, the space completly to the right will be enough to display the zoomed picture.
This does not happen when you move back completly to the left the space is not cleared thus the zoomed picture is missing a few piel on the left part. A video would better show it but I will try with a screen shot if you cannot replicate it. Thanks |
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Yes, indeed now I got what you were saying but this is not a bug. You are not using this correctly. Please remember that, when in this mode, the totalWidth needs to be bigger than maskWidth
With the above xml file, please try with: <totalWidth>700</totalWidth> <maskWidth>550</maskWidth> and you will no longer have problems.
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I think it's worse...
Cursor was at op/left corner : ![]() Cursor was at bottom/right : ![]() The gray zone is the space available for the applet. I played with lots of many different value in the XML file and was not able to get something looking great after many attempts. |
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Can we privatly email each other please? I've sent you a question... Thanks |