| Adding "Enabler.init(stage);" causes error | drvannostrrand | 10/12/09 7:42 AM | I have two swfs. A parent and a child. The parent loads the child. I have the enabler component in the parent. When I add Enabler.init(stage); in the constructor of my document class I get this error: TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property |
| Re: Adding "Enabler.init(stage);" causes error | danny.b | 10/16/09 9:42 AM | In the parent, you need to have the Enabler in the library in the document class import com.doubleclick.studio.Enabler;and in constructor, Enabler.init(this); In the child, you would need to have the Enabler in the library,in the document class impor |
| Re: Adding "Enabler.init(stage);" causes error | killtheman89 | 12/1/10 4:31 AM | I have same problem. In flash it works, in browser I got this error. In parent I have included Enabler. |
| Re: Adding "Enabler.init(stage);" causes error | Jenny Lin | 12/8/10 3:27 PM | For a direct response from DoubleClick's Rich Media Technical Services team, please submit your question to our Contact Us form at http://google.com/doubleclick/creativesupport. |
| Re: Adding "Enabler.init(stage);" causes error | Mónica Castillo | 7/11/11 7:28 AM | Hi, If you are having problems with the enabler, I recommend you first verify that you are using the latest version of DoubleClick Studio components, then remove Enabler from your library and follow the next steps: In the parent file: 1. Drag DoubleC |
| Re: Adding "Enabler.init(stage);" causes error | GannonTV | 9/16/11 8:09 AM | Also make sure you are publishing your Polite FLA to the same Flash version as the child SWFs - otherwise 'an engineer gets called'. Really? |
| Re: Adding "Enabler.init(stage);" causes error | robertlamarca | 4/24/12 7:41 AM | I have a similar problem and am not using a parent... only a single file ... using studio for counters and the like.. this has cost me hours of fun. going item by item, there is a movie clip with as linkage that seems to have been causing this... HOW |