Can anyone help me?

I am using a movieClipLoader & listener object to dynamically load a SWF. If
the SWF exists onLoadComplete and onLoadProgress work just fine (but only if
they are not within an "if" statement, for some reason) but if the SWF does not
exist onLoadError does not get called.

My MovieClipLoader looks like this:

tabPathOff_btn.onPress = function() {
var prog:Number = new Number;
var routeMap_mcl = new MovieClipLoader();

routeMap_str = "FLASH/ROUTES/" +
currentStartXMLNode.attributes.abreviation +
"-" + currentEndXMLNode.attributes.abreviation + ".swf";
routeMap_mcl.loadClip(routeMap_str, "_root");
routeLoadListener = new Object();
routeLoadListener.onLoadProgress = function(target_mc, loadedBytes,
totalBytes)
{
prog = Math.round(loadedBytes/totalBytes*100);
trace("Loaded " + prog + "%");
}
routeLoadListener.onLoadComplete = function(target_mc) {
trace("Map Loaded...");
}
routeLoadListener.onLoadError = function (target_mc, errorCode) {
trace("Map failed to load..." + errorCode);
showRoute();
}
routeMap_mcl.addListener(routeLoadListener);
}

Like I said, everything works but the onLoadError function. Any idea why? I
need to run my function "showRoute" if the map file does not exist. Is there a
work-around?

Thanks for all your help!

~ Joseph Russavage ~
p.s. This is for an interactive acccessibility map I am building for my campus.
You can see this project in progress at www.humboldt.edu/~jmr74 and clicking on
the "Interactive Accessibility Map" link. The above command executes when the
user selects a starting and an ending location from the first two drop-down
menus, then clicks the "Info" button and then the "Route" tab. If there is no
route between the locations the user has selected the onLoadError function
needs to be called to provide other ways to get from A to B.

isn't there another thread for this already or am i hallucinating? (i shouldn't
be pulling all nighter too often)

anyhow, your listener is inside an onRelease, so, it could be that it doesn't
get compiled in order properly. try putting your listener before your loadClip
command and see what happen.

Also, listeners shouldn't be wrapped in an event like that, it just look
wrong, but as long as it works. I hadn't actually tested it, so i can't
confirm is that is actually working.