I have this weird problem, and could not find any solutions on net.
I have 2 swf A and B, and A.swf using a C class, and A.swf will be loaded
into B.swf.
Whenever I modified C class, then recompile A, the A.swf functions correctly
when it's played alone or tested in authoring environment. But
Does compiling the B class fix the problem?
If the B.SWF has an old version of the definition of the C Class, then
rebuilding A.SWF will not get rid of the copy of the definition of Class
C in the B.SWF. When Flash player needs to use Class C it uses the first
definition it finds.
Common
But B.swf doesn't use C class at all. just use a simple loadMovie call. Then
where is the problem?
D.
On 8/31/06, Ron Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does compiling the B class fix the problem?
If the B.SWF has an old version of the definition of the C Class, then
rebuilding A.SWF will
My bad, one of my team member used that class before I load A.swf. So your
suggestion is correct Ron. Thanks
On 8/31/06, Dominico Savio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But B.swf doesn't use C class at all. just use a simple loadMovie call.
Then where is the problem?
D.
On 8/31/06, Ron Wheeler
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