These are common coding errors. The first one normally
indicates that you are trying to bind to a variable that has not been described
as bindable. You do this with a directive about the
declaration.
[Bindable]
public var myString:String = "my
string";
The second error indicates you have attempted to reference
an object that has not been created yet. This is often a timing
issue.
Carson
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