Apologies that you're running into this. I understand that it might
happen rarely, but if you can capture as much information as possible
the next time it does happen it would help us greatly. The full strack
trace (you just posted the first line) would be the most useful piece
of information, along with the version of the Flash plugin that you're
using.
Cheers,
-Jeff Posnick, YouTube API Team
apiblog.youtube.com | @YouTubeDev | groups.google.com/group/youtube-
api-gdata
On Jul 21, 1:52 pm, BE Design <bed...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am loading a chromeless player into an AS3 flash environment. 90% of
> the time everything runs very smooth.
> However, every once and a while, an AD gets loaded that crashes the
> flash section of the site.
> Seems like its only one type of AD that triggers the error.
> When I capture the traces I get a bunch of these before it crashes:
>
> Warning: 'com' has no property 'onEnterFrame'
>
> Seems like the AD is trying to trigger an onEnterFrame event that it
> can't find over and over again and flash throws a stack overflow event
> and stops responding.
>
> The trouble is that it only happens once and a while so its very hard
> to reproduce.
> My question is are there any ways to tell the ADs not to look for this
> onEnterEvent
> OR is there any way to ensure that they find what they are looking
> for? Seems like the ADs might be in AS2 (onEnterFrame is not in AS3)
> and my app is in AS3. Maybe its looking in my app rather than its own.
> Any way to force it to look in the right place??
>
> ANY help would be amazing as this is the last thing holding up this
> project...
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