Or you use one handler and inside it you ask for the current state to select the appropriate action.
Cheers,
Ralf.
On 9/15/06, JClouz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Say I have Button 1 in my base state with click handler = "doJob1()"If I make a new state "state 2" based on the base state, and change Button 1's click handler property to "doJob2()"... all is well.Now I make a new state, "state 3" based on "state 2". I change Button 1's click handler property to "doJob3()".Now when I click the button, both doJob3() AND doJob2() get fired off!! Obviously this causes a mess that in a particular instance tonight was very difficult to debug especially considering I'd changed the click handler between states from base state to state 2 with no problems. What the heck is that crap? Thanks for wasting 3 hours of my time Flex!!
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