tried that too i'm afraid - it's a bug in the flash player (see my
other post)
thanks for the input guys
On 24 May 2007, at 17:07, Derek Vadneau wrote:
I'll bet if you trace the movieclip where your class resides from
outside
the class (on the next frame or after a timeout) you'll find that the
movieclip no longer exists.
removeMovieClip is being scoped to the class itself, not the Global
function removeMovieClip.
Just use:
_root[thisColumn_txt].removeMovieClip();
Derek Vadneau
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incorrectly?
yeh i correct that - still gives me the same jyp
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