Load image into holderMC

Hi,
I'm working on an application which places instances from my
library onto the stage. Every instance has a movieclip inside it
which is called holderMC. What I want to do is to load external
images into holderMC except I can't seem to get it working. How
does one load images into a pre-defined movieclip?

Oh, sorry, wasn't looking properly. You cannot load images
into MovieClips like in AS2, you have to use a Loader or the
UILoader component.
If you want to be able to position the loader visually, then
you can give an instance of the UILoader component and instance
name within the THEPhoto MC, and use the following code:
MovieClip(photo).holder.load(photoRequest); //where holder is
the instance name of the loader.
OR
Within the ThePhoto class you could create a new Loader:
public var imgLoader:Loader = new Loader();
public function ThePhoto () {
imgLoader.x = 0;
imgLoader.y = 0;
addChild(imgLoader);
and then use:
MovieClip(photo).imgLoader.load(photoRequest);

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