One more note: If you're using mx.controls.Button instead of the top-level Button class, then ignore what I said. In that case, you might be calling addEventListener before the component has run its own constructor. Do some traces to see if that is the case. Where are the calling createChildren() from. (And why is it called "createChildren" when it's not actually creating anything? Why not "initChildren" or something?)
On 12/19/06, T. Michael Keesey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm assuming this is AS2. You should use mx.utils.Delegate, like so: roomShape_btn.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, click); The AS2 Button class is not part of the MX architecture. It doesn't use the event dispatcher pattern.
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