Easy Content Scroller

This is an easy to use flash content scroller for your applications. It can be used to scroll any content (swf, jpg, gif and png) both horizontally and vertically.

Features

You can scroll both horizontally and vertically
Mouse scroll is enabled for both the scrollbars (mousewheel works in Mac also)

Mousewheel for vertical scroll
CTRL + Mousewheel for horizontal scroll
SHIFT + Mousewheel for scrolling both simultaneously

Keyboard input to scroll

RIGHT – scroll right
LEFT – scroll left
UP – scroll up
DOWN – scroll down
HOME – scroll to top of the content
END – scroll to the end of the content
CTRL + HOME – scroll to the left most of the content
CTRL + END – scroll to the right most of the content
SHIFT + HOME – scroll to the top left of the content
SHIFT + END – scroll to the bottom left of the content

Click anywhere on the scroll base to scroll to that position
The scrollbar is coded as a separate class, so it can be used independently in your projects as a generic slider (e.g., volume slider). Sample files that demonstrate this are also included.
You can set the various scrolling options at runtime with simple and easy to use methods. The properties you can set include:

scrollsHorizontally (determines whether content scrolls horizontally)
scrollsVertically (determines whether content scrolls vertically)
scaleScrollbars (determines whether the scrollbar face resizes based on content dimensions)
keyBoardScrollEnabled (enable or disable keyboard scroll for the scroller)
keyBoardSpeed (extent of scrolling that happens with the keyboard)
mouseScrollEnabled (enable or disable mousewheel scroll for the scrollbox)
mouseWheelSpeed (extent of scrolling that happens with the mouse wheel)
scrollTime (time for the scrolling to happen)
ScrollDelay (delay in scrolling)
scrollEaseType (easing type for the scrolling animation – linear, easeInQuad, easeOutSine, etc)

You can resize the scroller at runtime
You can either load your content dynamically or just drag and drop it into the scroller.
The scrollbars appear only when scrolling is required (i.e., when the content dimensions are bigger than the scroll width or height)
As you can see in the preview, you can monitor the content load progress from outside the scroller. So you can use your own transition effects like fade in, wipe or any other cool transition available here at flashden.
Similarly, the fact that you can determine when the content loads makes it very easy to manage the loaded content. For example you may want to load some text into the content swf after it loads.
You can see the vertical scroller module (available in the download) used in this file – Photo Retoucher’s Gallery

Files included

Sources
Fonts
Help files

Credits

Tweener used for animations.

Featured file

More files

Site Templates

Galleries

Transitions

Utilities

Preloaders