How do I get to the right Stage/Scene/root/graphic?

Question

I have a program I'm putting together in FlashDevelop that will have several different windows, with buttons on the right side of each window that allow the user to go from one window to the next. The windows will not be open at the same time- essentially the background just needs to be redrawn and features added or deleted. The buttons on the right side of the windows will be the same.
Right now the bitmaps are being drawn from the top left corner of the button as opposed to the top left corner of the window. I am not using Flash, otherwise this would be simple- goToAndPlay. Basically I need to get back to the correct Scene or stage, but I'm not completely clear on how to do that or how to make this work.
Code is below, at this point I'm just drawing a black rectangle but things work the same when I do bitmaps:
From Main:
songbutton = new SongButton; addChild(songbutton); songbutton.x = 680; songbutton.y = 100;
From SongButton:
public class SongButton extends MusicPlay {      public var songsYellow:Loader;      public var songsWhite:Loader;      public function SongButton(): void {           songsYellow = new Loader();           songsYellow.load(new URLRequest("images/SongsYellow.jpg"));           songsWhite = new Loader();           songsWhite.load(new URLRequest("images/SongsWhite.jpg"));           addChild(songsWhite);           addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, mouseOver);           addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, mouseOut);           addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, mouseUp);      }       private function mouseOver(e:MouseEvent):void { addChild(songsYellow); }      private function mouseOut(e:MouseEvent):void { addChild(songsWhite); }      private function mouseUp(e:MouseEvent):void { SetMusicScreen(); } }
From MusicPlay:
public function SetMusicScreen():void {      graphics.beginFill(0x0);      graphics.drawRect(0, 0, 800, 550);      graphics.endFill(); }
Message was edited by: tom_jeffries

Answer 1

OK, I found a way to do this.  Might not be the best way, but it turns out that I can put a addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, gottaMouseUp) in the calling class, add a public variable in the button class that lets me know if the correct button has been clicked, and use that in the calling class to decide which button was clicked.  I knew it was something simple like that....