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This is not an AS3 question. It is JS. Since this is an HTML5 ad, there is no need to use a frame script. Most banner creators are just adding this right before > in the canvas element, and have created publish templates that do it automatically. Just having a button gives you a cursor.

onclick="javascript:window.open(window.clickTag)"

And <script  type="text/javascript">var clickTag = "https://www.google.com";</script> in the head of your HTML document.

But since it appears you wish to have multiple click throughs and this is for serving as a banner ad, you need to use this as a frame script, otherwise you would have to define areas that correspond to where your three buttons are placed. Notice the first clickTag has no number.

this.first_mc.on("click", function(evt){

window.open(clickTag, "_blank");

});

this.second_mc.on("click", function(evt){

window.open(clickTag1, "_blank");

});

this.third_mc.on("click", function(evt){

window.open(clickTag2, "_blank");

});

And since you don't want to have to deal with AdOps saying something is wrong, you can validate here.

HTML5 Validator

"the second I move the HTML file it breaks the file."

That js file is where the magic is. You will be providing a zipped file that is the images folder if there is one, and the html and js file with your JPG or GIF backup as a separate file. AdWords has some new rules, so knowing where your ads are going would be helpful.

I think it may have to do with some setting I have testing. I know when I tested even our flash version the links wouldn't work in my test file but they worked on the live file.

What publish settings would I use to publish the file. I was able to get it to publish an HTML and JS file, and the HTML file does load. But the second I move the HTML file it breaks the file.

Same for me, I copied and pasted your script, and made a button with an instance name of "button_3", and it worked.

Hi.

It works here.

Call the browser's console and see if it logs some error.