Thank you, Dave, for your response. While I realize that I am simulating download, this does not produce the problem that I am speaking of. I still get the same issue irrespective if I am under download simulation or not. I can close the window, re-publish, and then select "simulate download"... and everything will work fine with correct download simulation. If I then press ctl-enter again, no dice... the .swf will just sit as if none of my classes have been loaded or processed. I *have* been closing and republishing each time, obviously that's the only thing I can do until I find what is causing this issue. If anyone can provide any more information as to the root of this problem it would be greatly appreciated.
Just to clarify what has already been said, Ctrl+EENTER once compiles and run, again runs using the bandwidth profiler, and again goes back to running it normally, and so on and so forth.
If you're having problems even when running it normally - things that should happen aren't happening - then one common caveat is that you have some class that depends on initialization... running by Ctrl+ENTER again doesn't properly reset some variables (including all _global variables) so sometimes it's as if a class isn't recreated or restarted.
This problem can also appear even if you're not using AS2, because like I said, it's just that it won't reset _global variables. That just happens to include static vars inside classes.
There's no usual workaround that I know - personally, I have always had to take that into account when creating my classes, but it's something that changes from class to class so there's no common solution.
- Zeh
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