My AS3 Quiz Widget doesn't work correctly

Question

First of all, yes I have set the project options to export as
"AS3" and yes, the widget is also "AS3", so there should be no
compatibility issues.
I'm a flash programmer for 10 years now and this really
brings me down to my knees whining and screaming...
I programmed a very simple widget which displays a "Yes" and
a "no" button instead of the radio-buttons you're forced to use
otherwise for this type of question.
I started with an AS3-Version which almost worked. The XML
couldn't be received correctly and the result of hitting the right
button didn't seem to have been recognized by the underlying
Captivate movie.
Then I converted it to AS2. (also setting project options to
export as as2). Everything worked immediately as expected.
Then I converted it BACK to AS3 to be sure to have the exact
same program-logic and changed everything according to the AS3
guidlines. Again, this didn't work.
I suspect that the following functions aren't properly
integrated in Captivate 4 yet:
function answeredCorrectly(isSurvey:Boolean):Boolean
This function never gets called from anywhere in the
Captivate movie whenever I click on "send" or anything! But it
really shoud be, because it's the only way to communicate the
result to Captivate.
var myXML:XML = new XML(movieHandle.widgetParams());
This one doesn't get me the Parameter I was expecting. Even
though the setInspector... and getInspector... functions work fine
and I am able to set everything in the inspector window, this one
always returns crap instead of the variables I set before using the
inspector-functions.
I included the whole code which doesn't work.
On the stage is:
btnJa => yes button
btnNein => no button
cbRightAnswer => pulldown for setting the right answer
lblRightAnswer => label for pulldown
dbg => debug window (because otherwise it would be a huge
pain in the *** debugging this)
So if anyone can spot the error, I'd be quite relieved,
because this is driving me nuts.

Answer 1

Yay, got it running!
Sadly, the function that got it running was NOT included in
the quiz-widget Template and I really wonder why, because this will
cause some big frustrations among some users.
I implemented the answers():Array function.
And I wonder why the AS2-version did work flawlessly without
it. And why it isn't included in the AS3 widget as-files. This
could have saved me 3-4 hours of research.