SaaScrollBar
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This documentation is for SaaUI 1.1.0. If you using older version please update to latest version.
ActiveBackgroundColor tells the background color of the scrollbar when the mouse pointer is over the non-thumb area.
ActiveColor tells color of the thumb color when mouse pointer is over the thumb.
BackgroundColor tells background color of the scrollbar.
ClickedBackgroundColor tells background color of the scrollbar when clicked non-thumb area.
ClickedColor tells color of the thumb when the thumb is clicked.
Color tells color of the thumb of the scrollbar.
RoundedStyle tells whether the scrollbar edges are rounded.
TargetControl tells the control that this scrollbar will be associated with. Once you set the target control, the scrollbar will automatically bind itself to the control.
Vertical tells whether the scrollbar is vertical or horizontal.
HorizontalScrollBarNeeded returns whether horizontal scrollbar is needed. This means if the owning control (container) needs horizontal scrollbar to display its contents.
VerticalScrollBarNeeded returns whether vertical scrollbar is needed. This means if the owning control (container) needs vertical scrollbar to display its contents.
You can use HorizontalScrollBarNeeded & VerticalScrollBarNeeded to determine when you need to show scrollbar. You can use ScrollBarNeeded event which fires both when the control needs scrollbar(s) and when it doesn't need scrollbar(s).
MouseWheelScroll tells whether the mouse wheel will scroll the scrollbar.
If MouseWheelScroll is set true, then the mousewheel will tricker SaaScrollbar to scroll up/down/left/right. if your control uses two or more SaaScrollbars like horizontal and vertical, the mousewheel will scroll the scrollbar which the mouse pointer is over. But if the mouse pointer is over the control itself instead of the scrollbars then the mousewheel will scroll the vertical scrollbar.
Change tells amount the scrollbar increments or decrements when non-thumb area is clicked or clicked and hold. '0' means no change.
Maximum tells the maximum value the scrollbar will accept.
Minimum tells the minimum value the scrollbar will accept.
Value tells the current position of the scrollbar.
ScrollChanged fires when the Value of the scrollbar is changed.
ScrollBarNeeded Fires both when the control owning the scrollbar needs scrollbar(s) to be shown (becomes scrollable) and when it does not need scrollbar(s). Use "VerticalScrollBarNeeded" and "HorizontalScrollBarNeeded" properties to know which scrollbar is needed.
If your control (container) uses more than one SaaScrollBar like vertical and horizontal scrollbars, you don't need to attach this event to all of them. Only attach to one scrollbar and use "VerticalScrollBarNeeded" and "HorizontalScrollBarNeeded" properties to know which scrollbar is needed.