I wonder if anyone else has seen this? Sometimes, in a Flash Component that's not a compiled component, the parameter values are ignored (only sometimes!) for ActionScript 2.0. The same component in ActionScript 3.0 works fine however. Has anyone else seen this issued? I've reported this to Adobe via their wishform, and haven't received any reply from them concerning it, nor an update that fixes it.
Basically, let's say you had a component called MyCoolComponent, with the parameter "foo" that takes the values "bar1" and "bar2". The default parameter value is "bar1", but the document sets it to "bar2". You can look in the FLA, and it'll clearly say "bar2". Now when you publish the SWF, it'll act as if it was "bar1". If you decompile the SWF with a tool such as flare, it'll clearly show "bar1" in the decompiled ActionScript. Justin Haygood | Software Engineer Phone 678-261-8211 | Cell: 905-441-0420 (Canada) EMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | V-Me: https://v-me.vonage.com/jhaygood86 AIM: ewjhaygood | Yahoo: ewjhaygood | MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (via Yahoo!) EyeWonder Richer Media. Richer Results. www.eyewonder.com <http://www.eyewonder.com/> ------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, simply email the list with unsubscribe in the subject line For more info, see http://www.affug.com Archive @ http://www.mail-archive.com/discussion%40affug.com/ List hosted by http://www.fusionlink.com -------------------------------------------------------------
