FROM : Chad Armstrong
DATE : Thu Jul 20 02:32:33 2006
I have a table in a drop down sheet, which is having problems at
times. The table is pre-loaded when the application is started,
however, if the table has more items than are visible, it does not
always display the scrollbar so I can scroll down to see the items
below. I have tried various techniques, such as having the table
scroll to the last item and such, but this doesn't necessarily seem
to work.
I'm using a bit of code like this:
[myTable scrollRowToVisible:[myList count]-1];
This seems like it should be an automatic process, but it seems that
something is missing so the scroll bar doesn't always appear.
Any ideas on what I might be missing, or how to force the scroll bar
to appear when the sheet is opened? It seems that the scroll bar
will appear if something has been added to the table once the
application has been opened, but not initially.
- Chad Armstrong
DATE : Thu Jul 20 02:32:33 2006
I have a table in a drop down sheet, which is having problems at
times. The table is pre-loaded when the application is started,
however, if the table has more items than are visible, it does not
always display the scrollbar so I can scroll down to see the items
below. I have tried various techniques, such as having the table
scroll to the last item and such, but this doesn't necessarily seem
to work.
I'm using a bit of code like this:
[myTable scrollRowToVisible:[myList count]-1];
This seems like it should be an automatic process, but it seems that
something is missing so the scroll bar doesn't always appear.
Any ideas on what I might be missing, or how to force the scroll bar
to appear when the sheet is opened? It seems that the scroll bar
will appear if something has been added to the table once the
application has been opened, but not initially.
- Chad Armstrong
| Related mails | Author | Date |
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