ScrollBar problem

[kosa89]

Hi, i have problem with my ScrollingList. If I tested this in Flash Pro it scrolled just fine, but when I imported Scene to UDK my scrollbar stop to work.


Array which was populated to ScrollingList actually consist of 71 elements, but only 24 are showing. How I can activate this ScrollBar in UDK?

This is my MoviePlayer class:

class InventoryScene extends GFxMoviePlayer;
var PlayerController PlayerOwner;
var KingdomsPawn MyPawn;
var GFxClikWidget ScrollingList;

function TriggerRemoteKismetEvent( name EventName )
{
	local array<SequenceObject> AllSeqEvents;
	local Sequence GameSeq;
	local int i;
	local WorldInfo WorldInfo;
	WorldInfo = class'WorldInfo'.static.GetWorldInfo();
	GameSeq = WorldInfo.GetGameSequence();
	if (GameSeq != None)
	{
		// reset the game sequence
		GameSeq.Reset();

		// find any Level Reset events that exist
		GameSeq.FindSeqObjectsByClass(class'SeqEvent_RemoteEvent', true, AllSeqEvents);

		// activate them
		for (i = 0; i < AllSeqEvents.Length; i++)
		{
			if(SeqEvent_RemoteEvent(AllSeqEvents[i]).EventName == EventName)
				SeqEvent_RemoteEvent(AllSeqEvents[i]).CheckActivate(WorldInfo, None);
		}
	}
}
function TickHUD()
{
}
event bool WidgetInitialized(name WidgetName, name WidgetPath, GFxObject Widget)
{    
  `log("aaaaaaaaaaaaasdfgh"@WidgetName@WidgetPath);
  switch(WidgetName)
  {                 
    case ('sl'): // this assumes your Scrolling List has an instance name of 'sl' in Flash.
      ScrollingList = GFxClikWidget(Widget);
      SetUpDataProvider(ScrollingList);
      break;
   default:
      break;
  }

  return true;
}
function SetUpDataProvider(GFxClikWidget Widget)
{
  
  local int i;
  local GFxObject DataProvider;
  local GFxObject TempObj;
  PlayerOwner = GetPC();
  MyPawn = KingdomsPawn(PlayerOwner.Pawn); 
  `log("inv length is"@MyPawn.Inventory.Length);
  DataProvider = CreateArray();
  switch(Widget)
  {
  case (ScrollingList):
    for (i = 0; i < MyPawn.Inventory.Length; i++)
    {        
      TempObj = CreateObject("Object");
      TempObj.SetString("name", MyPawn.Inventory[i].InventoryName);
	  TempObj.SetString("label", MyPawn.Inventory[i].InventoryName);
	  TempObj.SetString("description", MyPawn.Inventory[i].InventoryName);
	  TempObj.SetFloat("health", MyPawn.Inventory[i].itemhealth_present);
      DataProvider.SetElementObject(i, TempObj);
    }

    Widget.SetFloat("rowCount", MyPawn.Inventory.Length);   // you must specify the row count of scrolling lists manually 
    break;

  default:
    break;
  }  

  Widget.SetObject("dataProvider", DataProvider);     
}
function ItemUsed(int selectedindex)
{
MyPawn.Inventory.Remove(selectedindex, 1);
Close();
TriggerRemoteKismetEvent('OpenInventory');
}
DefaultProperties
{
	//this is the HUD. If the HUD is off, then this should be off
	bDisplayWithHudOff=true
	//The path to the swf asset we will create later
	MovieInfo=SwfMovie'GUI.InventoryScene'
	WidgetBindings.Add((WidgetName="sl",WidgetClass=class'GFxClikWidget'))  // this assumes your Scrolling List has an instance name of 'sl' in Flash.
}