Sunny wrote:
> On the other hand if I drag an instance of the component onto the stage,
> I can createClassObject inside of the component like this:
>
> mc = eb.createClassObject(Editblock, "eb1", 50);
> trace("createClassObject: "+mc) // returns new instance eb1
> trace(eb.createClassObject) // [type Function]
>
> I still can not create an instance elsewhere.
>
> mc = createClassObject(Editblock, "eb1", 50);
> trace("createClassObject: "+mc) // This returns undefined
>
> Sunny
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> Sunny wrote:
>> I have created a component called Mediablock and I have initialized it
>> so that I can use the createClassObject method with it:
>>
>> static var symbolName:String = "Mediablock";
>> static var symbolOwner:Object = Mediablock;
>> var className:String = "Mediablock";
>>
>> This does not work - it returns undefined.
>>
>> import flashblocks.*
>> mc = this.createClassObject(Flashblocks,"media1",6);
>> trace("createClassObject: "+mc)
>>
>> But yet the object exists: trace(Mediablock) and the component works
>> fine if I drag an instance on to the stage.
>>
>> Here is a clue. createClassObject WILL WORK if I drag a Flash
>> component, like the Button, into the library as well. But if I delete
>> the Button component, my Mediablock component will not work anymore.
>>
>> Any ideas. I have tried converting to compiled clip first and still
>> nothing.
>>
>> If anyone has any ideas please let me know
>>
>> Thanks,