Hi Paul
This might not help you much, but in general most of these errors are due to
case sensitivity issues. That is you will find in a few cases scattered
throughout version 1 components, including those built by Macromedia, issues
where someone typed a function name with slightly different case
ie.setChangehandler vs setChangeHandler. I don't know if this is the case in
your particular instance or not. But the only solution I've found is to really
trace back through the code looking for differences. In the case of
setChangeHandler I'd start doing a non-case sensitive search and examine each
instance of the name to ensure proper case. Drop in a few traces etc and look
where things appear to "break".
Your lucky when it is something blantantly obvious vs very subtle breakages.
Sincerely
Mark R. Jonkman
-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Paul Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am updating a file originally created in Flash MX to Flash 8 as I need to
> use the import flash.net.FileReference to display a dialogue box allowing
> the user to import data from a text file.
>
> When published as Flash 8, the following handlers do not appear to work.
>
> fontList1.setChangeHandler("myFontHandler1");
>
> Is this code no longer supported?
>
> Also the color picker component seems to have broken. I am not sure where
> this color picker component came from as I cannot find one in the Flash 8 or
> Flash MX 2004 components panel. Can anyone tell me if there should be one
> included with the IDE?
>
> Thanks
>
> Paul
>
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