Button in draggable MC

Question

Hey everyone,
I'm working on a project where I have cards that need to be moved around and flipped. The cards themselves are on individual movie clips. I originally intended for a double-click to flip the card, and a click-and-drag to movem them around. That just wouldn't work; for some reason the double click wouldn't work even thogh I had doubleClickEnabled set to true. So what I'm currently trying is to have a button that flips the cards within the card movie clip; however that is also not working. Somehow, the button stays in place instead of being moved with the rest of the MC.
Unfortunately I'm not on a computer with Flash, so I can't post the code, but I'll do that tomorrow. For now, does anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you!

Answer 1

Thanks! That did work.
I was hoping you might be able to help me with my previous attempt, where click-and-drag moves the card and double-clicking flips it. I would prefer to use this method over the flip button if possibel. Here's the code I was using:
TVmc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, startDragging);
TVmc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, stopDragging);
TVmc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.DOUBLE_CLICK, flipCard);
TVmc.doubleClickEnabled = true;
function flipCard(myEvent:MouseEvent):void {
     TVmc.gotoAndPlay(currentFrame+1);
function startDragging(myEvent:MouseEvent):void {
     myEvent.currentTarget.startDrag();
function stopDragging(myEvent:MouseEvent):void {
     myEvent.currentTarget.stopDrag();
The flipping animation is within TVmc. Each of the two states in TVmc (face up and face down) has a variation of the following code, changing only the movie clip instance name and the finction name:
stop();
TVfront.addEventListener(MouseEvent.DOUBLE_CLICK, flipFront)
TVfront.doubleClickEnabled = true;
function flipFront (myEvent:MouseEvent): void {
          gotoAndPlay(currentFrame+1); }
The code half-works. If the card is face up, it flips properly; however, if it is face down, the animation plays from the beginning (ie. from the face up state instead of from the current face down state).