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Hmmmm yeah that was my original idea too, but any ideas on the overhead guys?

Dear all, Please excuse my (formidable) ignorance, but is there a simple way of producing a subtle "click" sound when a button is pressed. Having read up on it, I suppose I could just play a WAV, but that might incur too much overhead. It's for Android by the way, or should I say "mobile". Thanks!!!...

Could this have to do with the file association feature in Windows? I mean, when it sees an .xls it knows it's an Excel file etc. and it will open the correct executable for it with the file loaded. I seem to remember you can define those file associations somewhere.

I'm by no means an expert but that's also my understanding of the scroller: the content's rect is larger than the rect of the scrolled area (the group). Anyway, tested the code again according to Simon's tips. The canBounce makes no difference in LCC 7.0.1rc1, but I ran it with LCC 6.2.2 and it work...

Two good suggestions to try tonight Simon: the bouncy thing and another version of LCC, thx. This is indeed a version that's not doing anything on my Sony Z1 Compact. What are you using to test it Simon?

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be a problem with nested groups. I did a test with just basic controls and no groups but it still fails. The sample code from the lesson works so it should be possible, but when I replace it with my own code (see the attachment) it fails. The problem could be that t...

The sample stack that is included in this lesson works for me. Built with LCC 7.0.1rc1

http://lessons.runrev.com/m/4069/l/9441 ... ll-a-field

Interesting point Simon, yes indeed the browser is a group inside of the larger one. The rest of the objects also don't scroll though but good suggestion, I'll try that today!

Yes, I do. But the sample stack that's given in the example works. I also locked the size/position of the group.

LiveCoders, I'm trying to get an area of my screen on Android to scroll, preferably without a vertical scrolbar (which works, but it's not very pretty). I've tried to follow this lesson: http://lessons.runrev.com/m/4069/l/94412-creating-a-native-scroller-to-scroll-a-field In my case, I've got a few ...

UPDATE:

After doing some tests it turned out that the mobilePickPhoto that I was using deeper down actually just wants a file name, rather than a variable. So after setting the array item to a name, it worked like a dream ...

Could this be the same (confirmed) bug I experienced in Ubuntu 14.04? Still not solved in 7.0.1 rc1 as far as I can tell

http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13213

Excellent, I'll try a little PoC tomorrow. Thx for the help!

Interesting thought Bernd, but I don't quite understand what it does on mouseUp put "2,1,3" into tLIstArray split tListArray by comma # so now we have tListArray[2], tListArray[1] and tListArray[3] put any line of the keys of tListArray into tKey # looks like we're back at 2, 1, 3 again, the keys of...

Considering we're always dealing with associative arrays in LC (as far as I understand it) and so the elements are created as we go along, I've made sure (I'm putting an "answer" in the code) that pImageCount is actually "1" when we start. Therefore I believe that pImageArray[1] is a valid reference...