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The
HTMLLoader class includes the following properties that let you
control the scrolling of HTML content:
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Property
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Description
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contentHeight
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The height, in pixels, of
the HTML content.
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contentWidth
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The width, in pixels, of the
HTML content.
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scrollH
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The horizontal scroll position
of the HTML content within the HTMLLoader object.
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scrollV
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The vertical scroll position
of the HTML content within the HTMLLoader object.
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The
following code sets the
scrollV
property so that
HTML content is scrolled to the bottom of the page:
var html:HTMLLoader = new HTMLLoader();
html.addEventListener(Event.HTML_BOUNDS_CHANGE, scrollHTML);
const SIZE:Number = 600;
html.width = SIZE;
html.height = SIZE;
var urlReq:URLRequest = new URLRequest("http://www.adobe.com");
html.load(urlReq);
this.addChild(html);
function scrollHTML(event:Event):void
{
html.scrollV = html.contentHeight - SIZE;
}
The HTMLLoader does not include horizontal and vertical scroll
bars. You can implement scroll bars in ActionScript or by using
a Flex component. The Flex HTML component automatically includes
scroll bars for HTML content. You can also use the
HTMLLoader.createRootWindow()
method
to create a window that contains an HTMLLoader object with scroll
bars (see
Creating windows with scrolling HTML content
).
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