HitTests Dont Work HELP????

Question

Ive got this script. when u press a button u can create a movie clip called man. when u press another button u can create one called enemy. thay both create at different sides of the seane and thay walk past each other.
but when thay touch each other thay should go to frames inside them. ect Attack,Die. but thay dont help....
var mans = 0;
function addman() {
    if (Gold>=10) {
       var man= attachMovie("man", "man"+mans, _level0.getNextHighestDepth(), {_x:95.1, _y:479});
           man.onEnterFrame = moveman;
        mans += 1;
      Gold -= 10;
btnMan.onRelease = addman; function moveman() {
     if (this.hitTest(enemy)) { 
       this.gotoAndStop(2);//mans fighting frame
if(enemy.hitTest(MDS));
enemy.gotoAndStop(2);// enemys died frame
     } else {
this.gotoAndStop(1);  //mans walking frame     
this._x += 1.3;
var enemys = 0;
function addenemy() {
    if (Gold>=10) {
      var enemy= attachMovie("enemy", "enemy"+enemys, _level0.getNextHighestDepth(), {_x:595.1, _y:479});
            enemy.onEnterFrame = moveenemy;
        enemys += 1;
      Gold -= 10;
btnEnemy.onRelease = addenemy;
function moveenemy() {
     if (this.hitTest(man)) { 
       this.gotoAndStop(3);//enemys fighting frame
if(man.hitTest(EMDS));// a little square called EMDS inside fighting on the frame where he punches
man.gotoAndStop(3);//mans died frame
     } else {
this.gotoAndStop(1);  //enemys walking frame
       this._x -= 1.3; 
help

Answer 1

You are still missing things that I told you you needed to include yesterday, mainly the for loop.  The code below should take care of the hittests, I have added the loops.  The only issues I see are...
1. You shouldn't need to do hit tests on both the enemy vs man and man vs enemy.
2. It is not clear what your intentions are for the MDS and EMDS lines, so I didn't touch them... they are incomplete due to the ";"
var men:Array = new Array();
var enemies:Array = new Array();
var mans = 0;
var enemys = 0;
function addman() {
    if (Gold>=10) {
       men.push(attachMovie("man", "man"+mans, _level0.getNextHighestDepth(), {_x:95.1, _y:479}));
       men[mans].onEnterFrame = moveman;
       mans += 1;
       Gold -= 10;
btnMan.onRelease = addman;
function moveman() {
for(i=0; i<enemys; i++){
       if (this.hitTest(enemies[i])) { 
          this.gotoAndStop(2);//mans fighting frame
    if(enemies[i].hitTest(MDS));
    enemies[i].gotoAndStop(2);// enemys died frame
       } else {
     this.gotoAndStop(1);  //mans walking frame     
           this._x += 1.3;
function addenemy() {
    if (Gold>=10) {
       enemies.push(attachMovie("enemy", "enemy"+enemys, _level0.getNextHighestDepth(), {_x:595.1, _y:479}));
       enemies[enemys].onEnterFrame = moveenemy;
       enemys += 1;
       Gold -= 10;
btnEnemy.onRelease = addenemy;
function moveenemy() {
    for(i=0; i<mans; i++){
  if (this.hitTest(men[i])) { 
            this.gotoAndStop(3);//enemys fighting frame
            if(man.hitTest(EMDS));// a little square called EMDS inside fighting on the frame where he punches
            man.gotoAndStop(3);//mans died frame
        } else {
            this.gotoAndStop(1);  //enemys walking frame
            this._x -= 1.3; 
You should learn about using the trace command to help you troubleshoot your code.  If you had traced "man" in your moveenemy function you would have found that it is undefined, mainly due to it being declared within the scope of a function where nothing outside the function can see it.  The same applies for the "enemy" inside the moveman function.