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I have a problem with a file.This problem didn't exist before disinstalling and installing flash player again (for other reasons).This is the code of a box that can be opened or closed and it changes its states.
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I have a problem with a file.This problem didn't exist before disinstalling and installing flash player again (for other reasons).This is the code of a box that can be opened or closed and it changes its states. Bye
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I looked up the first part of the error in the second screenshot you posted, and found this article on Adobe's flex3 forums.
The fifth answer down the page seems to point out that there's a missing application tag: Quote It's probably because your missing the <mx:application .. > tag. Check the code you have (copied or downloaded) and either replace or add the application tag (flex 3). I was getting the same error. I tried using an older flex 2.0 code and it was missing the application tag. Once I added the application tag, everything worked like a charm.
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msilver
: Apr 12 2010 07:00 AM
I looked up "initializer for property states is not allowed here" and I found this article. I confess that I'm not really a flex developer, just someone who has looked up solutions a lot of problems on the internet.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/439926 |
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