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Asked: 2026-05-10T17:20:11+00:00

I have a compiled swf file and a I can’t edit it , but

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I have a compiled swf file and a I can’t edit it, but the movie is working fine (but gives an error message with a message box).

I am using it from an other movie (load with as3 code). When the loader movie loads it the error message box appears.

I wonder is it possible to disable the errors while loading a movie with as3.

Here is the error in the message box:

'TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference. at motionsound11_fla::_all_29/motionsound11_fla::frame249()'

Yes. Here is the error message (editted my first post):

'TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference. at motionsound11_fla::_all_29/motionsound11_fla::frame249()'

And I don’t want to decompile my movie. It becomes more complex when decompiled. Yes, for understanding the problem I did. But my first problem is disable the error message box.

Thanks so much.

Yes, You are right. There is no error in a browser (with flash player plugin). My project wont be in a browser. It will be an executable file (.exe) or .swf . So people who have ‘Adobe Flash CS3’ on their computers will see the error in swf format file.

(i will add this information to my question : ‘ The loader wont be on a web page. It will be used as .swf file or executable file’ )

And your answer is acceptable. I will publish as html page not .exe or .swf. This will be more secure,dynamic and has no platform dependence.

Thanks.

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  1. I might be wrong here, but I’m not sure the release version of Flash player plugin would produce an error like that – are you running this in the debug plugin? What you could do is test on a box you know has never been used for development – it’s possible the error simply won’t appear when you deploy your application.

    That said, any Flash developers who use your app might still see it!

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