Basic Navigaton (even a donkey can do it, but not me)

Question

Hi, I was learning action script 2 at school (Miami Ad
School). I was doing more or less fine... then, I purchased Flash
CS3 thinking that it was going to be better/best/easier/more fun...
And, no, nothing accomplished. Action Script 3 is sort of chinese
to me (english is not even my language).
But anyway, I am stuborn, and I won't stop until I get it.
I am not looking to create amazing web sites, just enough to
navigate using buttons, uploading movies, pictures and some design
stuff. The problem is that I followed a Lynda.com course on how to
use action script to navigate with buttons, I copied the code
exactly as the instructor was writing it. Everything worked for
him, nothing for me.
This is the code for just a miserable button (its instance
name is equipo_btn):
stop();
function onEquipoClick(evt:MouseEvent):void{
gotoAndStop("equipo");
equipo_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK. onEquipoClick);
And when I publish it I get this error:
1119: Access of possibly undefined property onEquipoClick
through a reference with static type String.
and this one:
1136: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected 2.
Why does the instructor get it right and I don't.
I went 30 time through these 4 lines of code and everything
is exactly the same except that I named the frame "equipo" and he
named it "home"
I have ready a razor, a gun and I have my head in the oven as
I type...
Thank you from the buttom of my heart to those who can help
me

Answer 1

quote:
Originally posted by:
dando vk
I have ready a razor, a gun and I have my head in the oven as
I type...
Hi there, dando. Good sense of humor there. Welcome to the
frustrating world of programming :)
You'll love the resolution to the problem: you inadvertently
used a dot (period) instead of a comma, at the end of:
MouseEvent.CLICK.
The tipoff is that the error refers to a property (which gets
preceded by a dot). The other tipoff is that the error says you
have the wrong number of arguments.
It happens to everybody at some time or other. Have a good
time with as3 :)