TypeError 1034. Possibly a URLRequest/ URLLoader problem.

Peek-a-boo, me again. I'm having some trouble with loading in a txt-file and I can't figure out why, as it works in a new .fla file as well. Here's the code in a nutshell:

PHP Code:

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goldstar.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, showHS);

var weekrequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest("weekscores.txt"); 
var weekloader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();

//weekloader.dataFormat = URLLoaderDataFormat.VARIABLES;
//Not sure on this one, reading in data like this is completely new to me.

weekloader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, checkWeek);

function showHS(MouseEvent):void{
    weekloader.load(weekrequest);  // --> checkWeek
    trace("loaded"); //This works
}

function checkWeek(event:Event):void{
    var loader2:URLLoader = URLLoader(event.target);
        //This seems to be the problem.
        var variables:URLVariables = new URLVariables(loader2.data);
} 


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This gives me the following error:

Code:

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TypeError: Error #1034: Type Coercion failed: cannot convert flash.display::Stage@2cdcf191 to flash.net.URLLoader.
        at Game_fla::MainTimeline/checkWeek()
        at Game_fla::MainTimeline/launchloop()

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I've also tried several different traces, but they either returned null or nothing, but there's definitely an array of numbers in the .txt file.

As always, thanks in advance.

-Patrick

In checkweek, what comes back if you

trace(event.target)
trace(typeof event.target)

It sounds like the event.target is the stage by the error, but that doesn't sense.

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It sounds like the event.target is the stage by the error, but that doesn't sense.

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That's what I was thinking too, but I can't think of a why. o.o;

The traces give back
[object URLLoader] and object respectively.

Also, I forgot to mention the error actually fires before function showHS....Ok, I feel stupid now. While typing this, I realized the problem might lie somewhere completely different, and it did. In a loop, chechWeek was accidentally turned on, meaning it was also checking before the Event.COMPLETE event...

Argh, I'm sorry for taking your time, but thanks!

-Patrick

I do that all the time. Sometimes it takes you laying the problem out step for step for someone else to help solve when the problem reveals itself ;)

Yup, you're absolutely right xD Thanks again =)