Hi Pedr,
This is almost certainly because 'master' includes the same classes,
or classes with the same package/name as swfA. Flash always uses the
_first loaded version_ of any classes. Update the classes in master
(i.e. rebuild it with the new classes), and it should all work as
expected.
HTH,
Ian
On 2/5/07, pedr browne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
Got a really nightmarish problem with my copy of Flash8. It has decided to
start caching certain classes and despite clearing the ASO files, from
within Flash and manually, I can't seem to stop it.
I have a swf ("swfA") which is loaded into another ("master"). When I
publish swfA I have no problems. I can alter code on the root or in any of
the classes it uses and see the results fine.
However, if I then publish master and wait for it to load swfA, none of the
code alterations I have made are effective. It seems to have taken a
snapshot of the swf and the classes it uses and refuses to update.
The wierd thing is that I can change graphical elements in swfA, publish it,
and when loaded into master, they will show up, but no matter what I do, I
can't get it to recognise new code.
I'm working locally on a macbook pro , though I uploaded the swfs in
question to a server earlier today and I am pulling my hair out in clumps.
Where would the classes and code be cached? How can I delete them?
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