Actionscript 3 :: Reach Text Elements Of A Super Class ?

May 8, 2011

I have the following scenario:i have a MovieClip and I created a linkage for it named A.

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what is allowed? how can I resolve the issue ? update ok this is an exact scenario but a more simple one that I still wasn't able to resolve. The original scenario is that I have a MovieClip called user_bg_me that has a linkage named user_bg_me that extends user_bg_genericthat extends 'MovieClip` inside user_bg_generic class i want to be able to modify elements inside the movie clip itself. using super.element_name provides an error that the property isn't found.

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