Dynamic Class Reference in Custom Class

I've created a custom class that I want to be able to
dynamically insert a movie clip from the library. I'm running into
trouble because I want to access the clip as a property of the
custom class object (ie: so it can be swapped out for another
library clip after instantiation, among other things). I'm using
getDefinitionByName() but I can't use it outside my addDiagram()
function (see attached code) because the string variable that
stores the name of the library clip isn't defined until after the
custom class constructor function. Any help is appreciated!
Thanks,
-Erik

i'm not quite following - are you saying you want to access
panelDiagram in functions other than your addDiagram function? just
take your variable definition out of your function and make it a
class variable eg put the following line above your constructor:
private var panelDiagram:*;
and in the second line of your addDiagram function use:
panelDiagram = new diagramClass();
sorry if this isn't your answer, if it isn't i'm struggling
to understand the problem.

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import flash.display.Stage;
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import char.Character;
import char.Head;
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C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\lib direcory, preserving the hierarhy. So, now my custom package is located here:
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Put the class in
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I have a custom class which creates a new MC using a library MC. The library MC contains a dynamic textfield called productName.
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package {
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         public var prodQuality:String;
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Hi Otto,
If I well understood your situation, the solution might be quite simple.
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     import flash.display.MovieClip;
     dynamic public class Product extends MovieClip {
I am not sure, but anyway, you will see for yourself.
Plus, you try to change text to a MovieClip object? Either there is already a TextField in you cellMC object and you are not targeting it, or productMC should be instanciated as a TextField and not a MovieClip. I think you know the answer to that.
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Attached files to custom class don't show in console

Hello, everyone,
I've created a custom class that inherits from Service Requests. The class basically includes a custom form and the properties associated with it.
The request offering that references this class has a couple file attachment prompts. They are optional. When a new request is created from the portal and the user attaches a document, it does not show up in the "related items" tab
of the request. If the user attaches a file AFTER the request has been created, the file attaches just fine. File attachments from standard service requests work just fine.
Anyone have any idea why that is?

I noticed something interesting in relation to this. I'm not sure if it matters or not, so I'm including it here.
The base SR has been extended with some additional classes/form customizations for my analysts to use. If I look in the management pack for it, in the type projections I see this:
<Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='Alias_2e98cc55_9f36_445f_bddf_2d1f61da0b71!System.WorkItemRelatesToWorkItem' SeedRole='Target']$" Alias="RelatedWorkItemSource">
<Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='Alias_2e98cc55_9f36_445f_bddf_2d1f61da0b71!System.WorkItemAssignedToUser']$" Alias="RelatedWorkItemAssignedTo" />
</Component>
The alias is this:
<Reference Alias="Alias_2e98cc55_9f36_445f_bddf_2d1f61da0b71">
<ID>System.WorkItem.Library</ID>
<Version>7.5.1561.0</Version>
<PublicKeyToken>31bf3856ad364e35</PublicKeyToken>
</Reference>
These same reference aliases are present in the inherited management pack as well, the one I'm having problems with.
Again, I don't know if that's relevant or not, but I thought it might be, so I included it.

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