addChild error messages

hi I am working on a dress up game using this courses drag and drop method i have 17 dresses i want to import when I press the dresses button

var TeapContainer:MovieClip=new MovieClip;
addChild(TeapContainer);

var HSContainer:MovieClip=new MovieClip;
addChild(HSContainer);

var FrenchKwiggleContainer:MovieClip=new MovieClip;
addChild(FrenchKwiggleContainer);

function clickdresses(event:MouseEvent):void{
var myTeap:MovieClip = new Teap();
TeapContainer.addChild(myTeap);
}
Teap.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clickdresses);

function clickdresses(event:MouseEvent):void{
var myHS:MovieClip = new HS();
HSContainer.addChild(myHS);
}
HS.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clickdresses);

function clickdresses(event:MouseEvent):void{
var myFrenchKwiggle:MovieClip = new FrenchKwiggle();
FrenchKwiggleContainer.addChild(myFrenchKwiggle);
}
FrenchKwiggle.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clickdresses);

I get the error message 1021:Duplicate function definition
if i take out the function method i get a 1046 error message

I've tried creating a container and adding them it doesn't work
I don't understand as I am using the same coding that I used
for my dolls but they each had their own button.
please help I'm a newbie

Hi,

Without any files to look at it will be pretty hard to help, advice would be to Google the error messages and work it out from there.

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Originally Posted by fruitbeard

Hi,

Without any files to look at it will be pretty hard to help, advice would be to Google the error messages and work it out from there.

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I tried to attach a file but it wont work

Not sure if this is the problem, but I'll point out some things that could be it (I'll take as an example the "Teap" part, though you'll have to apply it to the rest of them).
- First, you're assigning an eventListener to a "Teap" you didn't define previously. You have to write, for example, var teap:Teap = new Teap(); and then you can go on and add a listener to it.
- Second, you're writing "Teap" with a capital T. As far as I understand you only use capitals when you're referencing the class itself, for example if you say teap = new Teap(); notice that the first teap (which is a variable name) starts with a lower case letter, and the class starts with a capital letter. Therefore, you should not write Teap.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clickdresses); but make a variable called "teap" (as said before) and then teap.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clickdresses);.

Hope that helps and it solves your problem!