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 Originally Posted by vasu.kondapally
Hi Its very silly problem(at least for me)
just give the instance name to movieclip in which you have put your button and access that button with this name.... dont get confused I ll show you how to do it....
Give an instance name to your movieclip as "btnHolder_mc" and now replace your code photomore_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, openPhotomore); with btnHolder_mc.photomore_btn.addEventListener(MouseE vent.CLICK, openPhotomore);
i'm having this same problem and i think the point is to have TWO SEPARATE INSTANCE NAMES. one for the movie clip, and one for the button inside.
i don't even know if this is possible. for me the button inside the moveie clip is invisible until you mouse-over.
but i don't want the EventListener to be applied if you click anywhere on the movie clip, only on the area where the button is.
has anyone found anything on this?
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