1061:call to a possibly undefined method addEventListener through a reference with static type class

Question

i have used the code snippets to move from keyframe 1 to 2 with this code it is a button.

/* Stop at This Frame

The Flash timeline will stop/pause at the frame where you insert this code.

Can also be used to stop/pause the timeline of movieclips.

*/

stop();

/* Click to Go to Frame and Stop

Clicking on the specified symbol instance moves the playhead to the specified frame in the timeline and stops the movie.

Can be used on the main timeline or on movie clip timelines.

Instructions:

1. Replace the number 5 in the code below with the frame number you would like the playhead to move to when the symbol instance is clicked.

*/

Playbtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_ClickToGoToAndStopAtFrame_6);

function fl_ClickToGoToAndStopAtFrame_6(event:MouseEvent):void

{

gotoAndStop(2);

}

but i get this error, can anyone help?

the error i get if i change the name in the code to the class name instead

1120:Access of undefined property Playbutton

(the instance name is Playbtn)

Thanks for your concern!

Ned Murphy · Accepted Answer

As I said, it is not an uncommon error to start mixing up naming between "btn" and "button"... you've already demonstrated doing it between your first two postings. If "Playbutton" is the class name, then you cannot assign an event listener to it as you just showed in response 3

Ned Murphy · Answer

The error is indicating you are trying to assign a method to a Class object rather than a button or movieclip object. Where is the name "Playbtn" assigned to the button in question? In the library, do you see that name to the far right of the button under the AS Linkage heading?

If Playbutton is coming up as an undefined property, then it exists somewhere in your code. It is not an uncommon error to start mixing up naming between "btn" and "button" for object names.

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