On 10/19/05, Ron Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What was the cause of your particular difficulty?
It seemed to ASO cache related.
> Half the value of this forum is that it gives you a place to find out
> that you are not the only one having trouble and that we all have
> survived some probl
What was the cause of your particular difficulty?
Half the value of this forum is that it gives you a place to find out
that you are not the only one having trouble and that we all have
survived some problem that looked just as terrible at the time.
Ron
David Lochhead wrote:
On 10/19/05, R
On 10/19/05, Ron Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It could be caching. Lots of discussion in the forum about this -
> Basically, you have to clean out your Player's cache area.
>
> It can also be caused by loading a swf that was compiled with the old
> version. Flash will use the first version
It could be caching. Lots of discussion in the forum about this -
Basically, you have to clean out your Player's cache area.
It can also be caused by loading a swf that was compiled with the old
version. Flash will use the first version of a class that it finds. So
if you have 2 swfs that incl
Try ASO Clear command made by Mike Chamber.
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?view=sn111&extID=1016963#loc=en_us&view=sn111&extID=1016963&viewName=Flash%20Extension&avm=1
Your problem sounds like related to cached class file, which is called ASO.
On 10/17/05, David Lochhead <
Hi,
I'm late to the party in adopting external classes for my work but
hey, I'm here now! :)
Anyway I have an incredibly frustrating problem in that when I change
the code in my class it doesn't seem to be updated when I republish.
I'm using Flash 8 and SEPY.
E.g. Here's my class. Simple as it i
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