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• addEventListener leads to 1119: access to property may be undefined "myEvent" through a reference with static type class

  I use a main application mxml and a component

  I said a metatag in the component

  [Event(name ="myEvent"type ="events.myEvent")]

  I have this hurry of the component

  I have a listener on the main application

  componentid.addEventListener (Event.MyEvent, gotoMyFunction, true);

  I get a compile error, no matter what I do

  1119: access of property may not set through a reference with static type class

  Any ideas. I had at least 3 examples and in all cases I end up with the same result

  Put [event (name = "myLoadDoneEvent" type = "events.loadDoneEvent")] before the class declaration:

  public class loadDoneEvent extends event

  [Event (name = "myLoadDoneEvent" type = "events.loadDoneEvent")]

  If this post answers your question or assistance, please mark it as such.

• 1119: access of property may be undefined, dataProvider error

  I get a 1119: access of the dataProvider property possibly not defined through a reference with static type mx.controls:Label. error on line in bold.

  all I want to do is to pass the info to my DataGrid in my basket a tv class.  Don't know how to fix, can anyone please advise would be grateful.

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
  " < = xmlns:mx mx:WindowedApplication ' http://www.Adobe.com/2006/MXML "layout ="absolute"xmlns:ns1 ="comp.*" "
  creationComplete = "getData.send (); ">
  
  < mx:Script >
  <! [CDATA]
  
  Import mx.rpc.events.FaultEvent;
  Import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
  Import mx.events.ItemClickEvent;
  Import mx.events.CollectionEvent;
  Import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
  Import valueObjects.*;
  
  [Bindable]
  private var blurayArray:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection();
  [Bindable]
  private var tvgridArray:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection();
  
  private var total: Number = 0;
  
  private void resultHandler(evt:ResultEvent):void
  {
  blurayArray = evt.result.device.bluray.machine;
  compBluraydvd.dgrBluraydvd.dataProvider = blurayArray;
  }
  
  private void faultHandler(evt:FaultEvent):void
  {
  var faultInfo:String = "error code:"+ evt.fault.faultCode+"\n\n"; "
  "faultInfo +=" error string: "+ evt.fault.faultString+"\n\n;
  mx.controls.Alert.show (faultInfo, "lack of information");
  }
  
  private function addToBluDisplay (): void
  {
  var price:Number = Number (compBluraydvd.dgrBluraydvd.selectedItem.price);
  var item: String = compBluraydvd.dgrBluraydvd.selectedItem.name;
  Total = total + price;
  
  compShoppingcart.lblCart.text+="\nProduct Name:" + name + "\nPrice:" + price;»»»
  compShoppingcart.lblTotal.text = "Total $" + total; "
  
  }
  private function addToTvDisplay (): void
  {
  var price:Number = Number (compTv.dgrTv.selectedItem.Price);
  var resolution: String = compTv.dgrTv.selectedItem.Resolution;
  var name: string = compTv.dgrTv.selectedItem.ProductName;

  Total = total + price;
  
  var theTv:Tv = new Tv (name, resolution, price);
  tvgridArray.addItem (TV);
  compShoppingcart.lblCart.dataProvider = tvgridArray;
  
  }
  
  []] >
  < / mx:Script >
  < mx:HTTPService id = "getData" url = "xml/bluray.xml" result ="resultHandler (event); »
  Fault = "FaultHandler (Event); "/ >
  

  < mx:Style source="css/sim3.css"/ >
  < mx:VBox width = "949" height = "702" backgroundColor = "#BCAD84" horizontalAlign = "center" >

  < mx:Label text = 'DIRT CHEAP ELECTRONICS"width ="518"fontSize = fontFamily ="28""Georgia"textAlign ="center"fontWeight ="bold"/ >
  < mx:LinkBar dataProvider = "viewstack1" borderStyle = "solid" width = "836" fontSize, fontFamily = "19" = "Times New Roman" color = "#D52113" / >
  < mx:ViewStack id = "viewstack1" resizeToContent = "true" height = "600" width = "830" >
  < ns1:bluraydvd id = "compBluraydvd" label = "BluRaydvd" width = "820" height = "550" backgroundColor = "#ECEEB3" addBluDisplay = "addToBluDisplay (); "/ >
  < ns1:home id = "home" label = "Home" width = "900" height = "602" / >
  < ns1:tv id = "compTv" label = "Tv" width = "820" height = "550" backgroundColor = "#F2F3D6" addTvDisplay = "addToTvDisplay (); "/ >
  < ns1: audio id = "audio" label = "Audio" width = "820" height = "550" backgroundColor = "#EFF2A6" / >
  < ns1:shoppingcart id = "compShoppingcart" label = "Basket" width = "820" height = "550" backgroundColor = "#ECEF99" / >
  
  < / mx:ViewStack >
  
  < / mx:VBox >
  
  < / mx:WindowedApplication >

  If more info is needed I can provide, it goes through a component called tv and shopping cart.

  concerning

  You must use a List or DataGrid control to disaplay a collection. Control Label is not a dataProvider property

• 1119: access of property may be undefined soundLoop through a reference with static type game1Sunn

  The code was pretty much copied and respected - now where am I wrong?

  The loopsound has been exported library by the way so I'm not loading still.

  I imported:

  import flash.media.Sound;

  import flash.media.SoundChannel;

  flash.media.SoundMixer;// import to use stop all sounds

  import flash.media.SoundTransform;

  import flash.media.SoundChannel.soundTransform;

  .. Some code here to call the function

  function initSoundLoop() {}

  var soundLoop = new Sound;

  var loopSound:LoopSound = new LoopSound(); / / This is the creation of a new instance of a custom class. the name loopsound has given its object in the library when exported AS - excellent

  var myChannelMusic:SoundChannel = new SoundChannel;

  var setVolumeTransform = new SoundTransform;

  //loopSound.play (0, 999);

  this.soundLoop = loopSound;

  //this.soundLoop.play (0, 999);

  this.myChannelMusic = this.soundloop.play ();

  this.setVolumeTransform.volume = 0.5;

  this.myChannelMusic.soundTransform = setVolumeTransform;

  }

  Based on this error message, line 168 of file game1SunnyWalk.as is the root of the problem 1009.

• Intro, layer 'AS3 hand', frame 2, line 14 1119: access to property may be undefined, click on by

  The last line of code (found on frame 2) below reproduces this error, why?  Yes, frame 2 has the button on the stage with the name of the instance 'normalScreenClickHandler '.

  function normalScreenClickHandler(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
  gotoAndPlay (5);
  }
  normalScreenButton.addEventListener (MouseEvent.click, normalScreenClickHandler);

  Kind regards

  Ron

  Use CLICK... case questions

• 1119: access of property may be undefined, click on a reference of static type Class.

  Hello

  I get this msg after trying the first 5 steps seen on http://www.layersmagazine.com/sounding-random-with-flash-cs3.html

  I'm using Flash CS4.  What I am doing wrong?  The measures would apply, I see not the error I made.

  I'm new to Flash, so bear with me.

  Kind regards

  Ronald

  I'm going to guess you didn't not capitalize 'CLICK '.

• 1119: access of property may be undefined onMotionFinished a static type reference

  It sounds simple enough, but it does not work. Any ideas. Here is the code

  function dunnsriverclick(Event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  If (currentSection! = "dunnsriver") {}

  var movecontent_mc:Tween = new Tween (content_mc, "x", Elastic.easeOut, 377,8, 2300, 5, true);

  var moveslider_mc:Tween = new Tween (slider_mc, "x", Elastic.easeOut, 2, 2300, 5, true);

  moveslider_mc.onMotionFinished = function() {}

  var dunnsriverDetails:Tween = new Tween (dunnsriverDetails_mc, "x", Elastic.easeOut, - 1135.85, 2, 5, true);

  }

                                   }

  }

  Declare it outside the service, but you assign it to the breast...

  var movecontent_mc:Tween;

  function...

  movecontent_mc = new Tween (...

• I have an access of undefined property _root. and access to property may be undefined

  I have 2 errors with my script (below) it is assumed to be Actionscript 3.0.

  I'm getting a

  1120: access of undefined property _root.

  and has...

  1119: access of property may be undefined onRelease through a reference with static type flash.display:SimpleButton.

  Here is my code...

  var frameNum:Number

  function photoChange() {}

  _root.photos.gotoAndStop ("img" + frameNum);

  }

  {btn1.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 1

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn2.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 2

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn3.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 3

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn4.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 4

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn5.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 5

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn6.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 6

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn7.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 7

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn8.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 8

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn9.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 9

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn10.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 10

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn11.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 11

  photoChange();

  }

  {btn12.onRelease = Function ()}

  frameNum = 12

  photoChange();

  }

  Could someone help me please!

  _root and onRelease are not AS3, AS2 code to which they belong.  Basically, all of the code that you show treat like AS2, but will have made a mistake if you have your publication set for AS3 settings.  To implement it in AS3 code, you must follow the changes indicated below for all of the code...

  var frameNum:Number;

  function photoChange(evt:MouseEvent) {}

  frameNum = Number (String (evt.currentTarget.name) .substr (3))
  photos.gotoAndStop ("img" + String (frameNum));

  }

  Btn1.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, photoChange);

  .

  etc.

  .
  btn12.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, photoChange);

  Assuming you are using the button symbols, the function by using string manipulations to get the chassis number of the button name.  If you use MovieClips as buttons you can assign each number as a property and get this quite the contrary.  Buttons do not support the dynamic properties as do MovieClips.

  The reference to _root in AS3 is simply 'root' but which has usually need a qualifier, as in MovieClip (root).  In many cases using a root reference is not necessary.  If your code is on the main timeline, then there is no need to use references from the root because it is essentially where you are already.  If this code is inside another object on the timeline, then using... MovieClip (root). photos.gotoAndStop... etc would be a solution.

• Error 1119: Access of a property may not set with a keyboard event

  Scene 1, Layer 'layer 1', frame 1, line 5.	1119: access of property may be undefined LEFT through a reference with static type class.
  Scene 1, Layer 'layer 1', frame 1, line 6.	1119: access of property may not set down through a reference with static type class.
  Scene 1, Layer 'layer 1', frame 1, line 7.	1119: access of possibly undefined property BACK through a reference with static type class.
  Scene 1, Layer 'layer 1', frame 1, line 8.	1119: access of property may not set through a reference with static type class.

  I think that to have public but do not know how the value Keyboard.Event.LEFT, UP, DOWN, RIGHT.

  import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.LEFT, characterMove);

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.DOWN, characterMove); ------Headphones of events for left keyboard etc.

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.UP, characterMove);

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.RIGHT, characterMove);

  new audience; function characterMove(evt:KeyboardEvent):void {------function to move the person}

  Switch (evt.keyCode) {}

  case Keyboard.LEFT:

  Person.x-= 20;

  case Keyboard.RIGHT:

  Person.x += 20;

  case Keyboard.DOWN:

  Person.y-= 20;

  case Keyboard.UP:

  Person.y += 20;

  by default:

  trace ("keyboard event error")

  }

  }

  Your listeners must specify KeyboardEvents and upward, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT aren't KeyboardEvents, they are key keyboard codes.  Using KEY_UP and KEY_DOWN instead of each of them in the headphones.

• Access to the number of property may not set through a reference with static type...

  Hi all!

  I encounter this problem today... Take a look at the code:

  import com.trick7.effects.TeraFire;

  for (var j: uint = 0; j < 10; j ++) {}

  var fire: TeraFire = new TeraFire();

  Fire.x = j * 40 + 20;

  Fire.y = 100;

  Fire.Number = j; This line is causeing the problem

  addChild (fire);

  fire.buttonMode = true;

  }

  Class TeraFire creates fire particles. Compiler error is:

  Scene 1, Layer 'layer 1', frame 1, line 7.

  1119: access of the number of property may not set through a reference with static type com.trick7.effects:TeraFire.

  Can someone help me find a solution to this problem.

  I can do this 'number' with a clip, but not in this case. What can I do?

  Sorry oops misspelling... I meant fire ['number'] = j;

  The class must also be dynamic for this work, i.e.:

  public dynamic class TeraFire extends MovieClip
  

  (a dynamic class extension is not the class dynamic sub...)

  --

  Kenneth Kawamoto

  http://www.materiaprima.co.UK/

• 1119: access of possibly property indefinite Timer through a reference with static type class

  Hello

  I am trying to create a timer event for delaying the instantiation of my clip on the stage, but I get the error message:

  1119: access of possibly property indefinite Timer through a reference with static type class

  I am confused with how to proceed. I thought that the timer was a term already in the library for AS3, so how can he be undefined? Any help that you could provide to help me understand the problem and how to fix it, would be great.

  Thank you

  Here's a look at my code:

  import flash.display.MovieClip;

  import flash.utils.Timer;

  import flash.events.Event;

  import flash.events.TimerEvent;

  var dripTimer:Timer = new Timer (3000)

  var blood1:MovieClip = new Blood();

  dripTimer.addEventListener (TimerEvent.Timer, bloodDrip)

  dripTimer.start ();

  function bloodDrip(e:TimerEvent):void {}

  trace ("blood flows");

  blood1.x = 300;

  blood1.y = 100;

  addChild (blood1);

  }

  AS3 is case sensitive.

  Thus, the code should be:

  dripTimer.addEventListener (TimerEvent.TIMER, bloodDrip) - upper

• 1119: access of nativeWindow property possibly not defined through a reference with static type flash.display:Stage.

  I tried this code:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/AS3/dev/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7e08.html

  but it displays error: 1119: access of nativeWindow property possibly not defined through a reference with static type flash.display:Stage.

  package

  {

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  import flash.events.MouseEvent;

  import flash.text.TextField;

  SerializableAttribute public class MinimizeExample extends Sprite

  {

  public void MinimizeExample (): void

  {

  var minTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  minTextBtn.x = 10;

  minTextBtn.y = 10;

  minTextBtn.text = "minimize";

  minTextBtn.background = true;

  minTextBtn.border = true;

  minTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (minTextBtn);

  minTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onMinimize);

  var maxTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  maxTextBtn.x = 120;

  maxTextBtn.y = 10;

  maxTextBtn.text = "zoom";

  maxTextBtn.background = true;

  maxTextBtn.border = true;

  maxTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (maxTextBtn);

  maxTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onMaximize);

  var restoreTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  restoreTextBtn.x = 230;

  restoreTextBtn.y = 10;

  restoreTextBtn.text = "restore";

  restoreTextBtn.background = true;

  restoreTextBtn.border = true;

  restoreTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (restoreTextBtn);

  restoreTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onRestore);

  var closeTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  closeTextBtn.x = 340;

  closeTextBtn.y = 10;

  closeTextBtn.text = 'close this window ';

  closeTextBtn.background = true;

  closeTextBtn.border = true;

  closeTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (closeTextBtn);

  closeTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onCloseWindow);

  }

  function onMinimize(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.minimize ();

  }

  function onMaximize(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.maximize ();

  }

  function onRestore(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.restore ();

  }

  function onCloseWindow(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.close ();

  }

  }

  }

  You can not force-close a browser with the exception of a window with javascript window.

• Peopleimages property possibly access not defined through a reference with static type class.

  Hello

  I have a custom MXML component called SeeElement.mxml, within this file I defined a VBOX as shown

  SeeElement.mxml
  
  < mx:VBox id = 'personimages' >
  < mx:Label id = "viewname" / >
  < / mx:VBox >

  Now inside another ActionScript file, I try to make visible to false, as shown:
  SeeElement. peopleimages.visible = false;

  I am thie error

  Peopleimages property possibly access not defined through a reference with static type class.

  Please help me solve this problem.

  Thank you.

  inside your "a few other sctionscript the file' you need a reference to the SeeElement object

  var seeElement:SeeElement = new SeeElement();

  Then you can seeElement.personImages.visible = false;

  SeeElement (with a capital S) refers to the class SeeElement and personImages is not a class member variable its an instance member variable

• Error #1009: cannot access a property or a method of a null object reference

  I tried to add an event listener for the stage, but it still does not work. I have moved things and does not work either. It is 02:30 in the morning here and didn't sleep until I get this tri - could someone take pity please?

  Error #1009: cannot access a property or a method of a null object reference

  at GameSunnyFly()

  Also it keep telling me that I had a low problem - it is highlighted in black as well.

  package

  {

  import flash.display.MovieClip;

  import flash.display.MovieClip;

  import flash.media.Sound;

  import flash.events.Event;

  import flash.ui.Mouse;

  import flash.events.MouseEvent;

  import fl.transitions.Tween;

  import fl.transitions.TweenEvent;

  fl.transitions.easing import. *;

  import flash.geom.Point;

  import flash.utils.Timer;

  import flash.events.TimerEvent;

  import flash.utils.getDefinitionByName; Join mcs library

  import proyectos.trivia.TriviaEvent;

  import flash.media.SoundMixer;

  /**

  * ...

  * @author...

  */

  /public class GameSunnyFly extends MovieClip {}

  private var v: Number = 8;

  varObject:String private var;

  i: Number private var;

  arrayObjects:Array private var;

  soundsArray:Array private var;

  soundClip:Sound private var;

  randomnumber:Number private var;

  contadorHits:uint private var;

  private var notTweening:Boolean = true;

  tweenedObject:MovieClip private var;

  tiempoTotal:uint private var;

  tiempoTimer:Timer private var;

  clickPoint:Point private var;

  public void GameSunnyFly() {}

  this.i = 1; -You forgot to initialize I to your table

  this.setObjects ();

  this.setSounds ();

  this.clickPoint = new focus();

  this.varObject = arrayObjects [i-1];

  this.addEventListener (Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, this.onAddedToStage);

  }

  private function setObjects (): void {}

  var numOfObjects:Number = 5;

  var arrayObjects:Array = new Array();

  for (var i: int = 1; i < = numOfObjects; i ++)

  {

  var ClassRef: Class = getDefinitionByName ("ObjectClass" + i) as class;

  var objInst:Object = new ClassRef();

  objInst.x = i * 100;

  objInst.y = i * 100;

  objInst.scale =. 20;

  objInst.scale =. 20;

  this.arrayObjects = ["one", "two", "three", "four", "five"];

  arrayObjects.push (objInst);

  this.addChild(arrayObjects[arrayObjects.length-1]);

  }

  }

  function onAddedToStage(e:Event) {}

  this.stage.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE, this.myClickReaction);

  this.stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, this.onEnterFrameThis);

  }

  public void getXMLName(nombre:String) {/ / necessary for a swf continaer read this because it is a document class}

  trace ("game2SunnyFlying", number);

  }

  private void setSounds () {}

  var numOfSounds:Number = 5;

  var soundsArray:Array = new Array();

  for (var i: int = 1; i < = numOfSounds; i ++)

  {

  var ClassRef: Class = getDefinitionByName ("SoundClass" + i) as class;

  var objInst:Object = new ClassRef();

  soundsArray.push (objInst);

  / / this.addChild(soundsArray[soundsArray.length-1]);   addChild is to DISPLAY so no sounds

  }

  }

  function myClickReaction(e:MouseEvent):void {}

  this.clickPoint.x = this.mouseX;

  this.clickPoint.y = this.mouseY;

  }

  private void onEnterFrameThis(event:Event):void {}

  varObject = this.arrayObjects [i-1];

  this .x-= [varObject] 5.

  If (this [varObject] .x <-10) { }

  this .x = this.stage.stageWidth [varObject] + 20;

  }

  += this.hero.x (clickPoint.x-this.hero.x)/v;

  += this.hero.y (clickPoint.y-this.hero.y)/v;

  {if(this.varObject!=null)}

  if (this.hero.hitTestObject (this [varObject])) {}

  ++ this.contadorHits;

  this.spin ();

  trace (varObject);

  }

  }

  }

  Click file/publish settings/flash and check "permit debugging".  Repeat the test.

  the line of problematic code will be mentioned in the error message.  copy and paste the full error message and highlight the line of problematic code.

• property may be undefined by reference to static type flash.

  Hi guys, well I created a slide show. Only problem is that I keep getting error messages that say "property may not defined by reference to the static type flash.", or they say 'access of undefined property...'
  
  I've done a lot of research, and my situation does not change if I use Action Script 2 or 3. In the example of his three. I did the numeric keys that are supposed to make to cover the slide show. I would really appreciate any suggestions.
  You can see the slideshow here:
  
  http://Paragon-NJ.com/slideshow.html
  
  and the FLA:
  
  http://Paragon-NJ.com/slideshow.fla
  
  
  Currently I use this code with one, two and three being the butttons:
  
  {one.onRelease = function ()}
  gotoAndPlay (90);
  }
  
  {two.onRelease = function ()}
  gotoAndPlay (175);
  }
  
  {three.onRelease = function ()}
  gotoAndPlay (260);
  }

  If you publish a swf file with actionscript 2 with this code and nothing else, you generate no error messages.