can you detect if listener is applied?

you're welcome.

Ok, i will. Thanks.

no. just use:

try {
//whatever <- this is the only line you need to customize
} catch(e:Error){
}

Great stuff guys. Thank you. That did it... I put the event type in as suggested.

As for try{}catch(){}, do youhave to speicfy the exact error?

p.s. for most compiler errors you can use try{}catch(){} to prevent the compiler from complaining.

Calling the removeEventListener() method on an instantiated object (EventDispatcher) that doesn't have that matching event listener already assigned to it won't do any harm. But obviously you can't call that method on an object (EventDispatcher) that's not been instantiated.

BTW, if you use hasEventListener(), you must supply the event type as an argument hasEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER)

TS

try this:

if(aines.submit_btn.hasEventListener())
{
aines.submit_btn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, submitRollOver);
}