Hello fellow flashers and flasher…ettes?
Well- seeing how small my problem seems to be this time, I hope none of you will take offense in my… fellowship. Having trouble with something this simple might disqualify me from being ranked among some of the experts on here 
But I’m trailing off- here’s the problem:
I have a loop that goes through an array and duplicates (and positions) movieclips on the scene and loads JPGs into them with “loadMovie”.
I then try to attach an “onRollOver”-handler to the movieclip but it doesn’t respond. Here’s the thing: It works fine when I don’t load the images into the MC instances… but as soon as I do, the onRollOver is not responsive anymore.
I read the telltale line “loading a JPG or SWF into a movieclip replaces it”… is that the cause of the problem? I mean- can I not refer to the duplicated MCs anymore as soon as I load something into them? How could I work around it?
Here’s the code:[AS]for (var var_land in arr_flags) {
FlagContainer.duplicateMovieClip(var_land,_root.getNextHighestDepth());
_root[var_land]._x = var_land*60;
_root[var_land].myID = var_land;
_root[var_land].loadMovie(arr_flags[var_land][0]);
_root[var_land].onRollOver = function() {
flagZoomIn(this.myID);
}
_root[var_land].onRollOut = function() {
flagZoomOut(this.myID);
}
_root[var_land].onRelease = function() {
trace(arr_flags[this.myID][1]);
}
}[/AS](“arr_flags[this.myID][0]” holds the filename, “arr_flags[this.myID][1]” an additional info for displaying purposes).
The whole code works like a charm if I remove the line “_root[var_land].loadMovie(arr_flags[var_land][0], _root[var_land]);”, but of course that kind of defies it’s purpose.
Do I have to refer to the MC differently once it has the JPG loaded into it? I checked the Debug info on the existing Objects and they are always the same, whether I use the “loadMovie”-line in my code or not.
Your help is very appreciated 