RE: [Flashcoders] assigning the same class to multiple library objects

2005-12-22 Thread Kevin McCormick (iStyle)
Thanks for the reply, sorry for the delay, I'm in New Zealand, so a bit of a
timezone issue going on.

My problem is actually a bit deeper than I originally thought.  I first
noticed it in a simple movie that is part of a larger project, now the main
app is displaying the problem.

It's not just limited to classes of the same type - I had a button not
working so I recreated the button and it started working but another button
stopped, when I recreated this second button it worked but knocked out an
instance of a custom class.

Some of these are dynamically loaded from the library and some are dragged
items.

It seems to behave as though all the extended movieclips are stored in some
array and that array has a slot that doesn't work.

Any Ideas?

Kev

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I'm attaching 2 different mc's, both menuItem class bound. No
problem. Check what happens in your fla when you attach dynamically?


On 21 Dec 2005, at 02:04, Kevin McCormick (iStyle) wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> I've got a bit of an issue with Flash 8 at the moment.
>
> Basically I have a single frame movie with a number of movieclips
> on the
> stage that are dragged from the library.
>
> The library movieclips have all been extended using the same custom
> class
> via their linkage properties.
>
> My problem is that one of the movieclips does not register as an
> instance of
> the custom class.
>
> If I delete the problem clip and republish the movie another clip
> assumes
> the problem.  Is this a known issue?  There are six library
> symbols, all
> with the same custom class.
>
> Any Ideas???
>
> Kev
>
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Re: [Flashcoders] assigning the same class to multiple library objects

2005-12-20 Thread Sander
I'm attaching 2 different mc's, both menuItem class bound. No  
problem. Check what happens in your fla when you attach dynamically?



On 21 Dec 2005, at 02:04, Kevin McCormick (iStyle) wrote:


Hi Everyone,

I've got a bit of an issue with Flash 8 at the moment.

Basically I have a single frame movie with a number of movieclips  
on the

stage that are dragged from the library.

The library movieclips have all been extended using the same custom  
class

via their linkage properties.

My problem is that one of the movieclips does not register as an  
instance of

the custom class.

If I delete the problem clip and republish the movie another clip  
assumes
the problem.  Is this a known issue?  There are six library  
symbols, all

with the same custom class.

Any Ideas???

Kev

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[Flashcoders] assigning the same class to multiple library objects

2005-12-20 Thread Kevin McCormick (iStyle)
Hi Everyone,

I've got a bit of an issue with Flash 8 at the moment.

Basically I have a single frame movie with a number of movieclips on the
stage that are dragged from the library.

The library movieclips have all been extended using the same custom class
via their linkage properties.

My problem is that one of the movieclips does not register as an instance of
the custom class.

If I delete the problem clip and republish the movie another clip assumes
the problem.  Is this a known issue?  There are six library symbols, all
with the same custom class.

Any Ideas???

Kev

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