Movie clips stop rotating

Question

I have a rotating image (swf files) array on
Apple Site that is displaying
properly, but dies after an indeterminate amount of time. I have no
idea why the bitmaps aren't being cached so that the files would
continue to appear. There is no logical explanation for the script
to just stop displaying, there is no limiting variable to stop the
display. code is:
import flash.filters.BlurFilter;
stop();
var myMCL:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader();
filename = ["Curealty_MC", "fetch2_MC", "homepossible_MC",
"treasure_MC", "sterling_MC"];
path = "
http://www.applefcu.org/flash/";
counter=1;
currentTop=0;
i = filename.length;
//Get the percentage loaded of the next image
function getPercentLoaded(){
return(100*eval("displayImage"+currentTop).getBytesLoaded()/eval("displayImage"+currentTo p).getBytesTotal());
//Reset the delay counter, swap the images in depth, and make
the top invisible
function nextImage(){
counter=72;
currentTop=(currentTop+1)%2;
eval("displayImage"+currentTop).swapDepths(eval("displayImage"+(currentTop+1)));
eval("displayImage"+currentTop)._alpha=0;
return currentTop;
onEnterFrame=function(){
counter--;
//if the delay counter hits 0, load the next image
if(counter==0){
//random number generated
k = Math.floor(Math.random()*i);
//checks existing position in array to eliminate immediate
duplicate image
if(p==k){
if(k==5){
k=0;
}else{
k++;
myMCL.loadClip(filename[k],
eval("displayImage"+nextImage()));
Trace (filename[k]);
//start the transition after the next image has loaded
if(eval("displayImage"+currentTop)._alpha!=100){
Trace(eval("displayImage"+currentTop)._alpha);
eval("displayImage"+currentTop).getNextHighestDepth();
if(eval("displayImage"+currentTop)._alpha<100 &&
eval("displayImage"+currentTop).getBytesLoaded()==eval("displayImage"+currentTop).getByte sTotal()
&& eval("displayImage"+currentTop).getBytesLoaded()>0 ){
//quality of the blur
quality = 2;
p = k;
//The next 4 lines apply a blur to the transition. Remove
these lines if the applet runs slow
var filter:BlurFilter = new
BlurFilter(eval("displayImage"+((currentTop+1)))._alpha,
eval("displayImage"+((currentTop+1)))._alpha, quality);
eval("displayImage"+currentTop).filters=[filter];
var filter2:BlurFilter = new
BlurFilter(eval("displayImage"+currentTop)._alpha,
eval("displayImage"+currentTop)._alpha, quality);
eval("displayImage"+((currentTop+1))).filters=[filter2];
//fade one in and one out
eval("displayImage"+currentTop)._alpha+=4;
eval("displayImage"+((currentTop+1)))._alpha-=4;
//image is still loading
Trace (currentTop);
}else
if(eval("displayImage"+currentTop).getBytesLoaded()!=eval("displayImage"+currentTop).getB ytesTotal()){
counter=72;
}

Answer 1

lloks like the problem is with the random check sequence. 'p'
has not been declared previous to the first loop iteration (but
this is imaterial because the loop wil continue as p=undefined not
satisfing the condition), and increamenting k, if k does not equal
5? maybe write this check as:
while(p==k) {
k = Math.round(Math.random()*(i - 1));
k will never equal anything outside the length of the array,
and always return a value that doesn't equal current p. But declare
the two equal at the top of your script to initiate the choice:
var p:Number = 0;
var k:Number = 0;