On entering first frame, get shared object values, enter into variables

Question

Hi,
I am trying to create an AS3 Fla to score a quiz's results. The quiz is a separate swf that stores its results to a shared object ("G1"), and both the quiz swf and this new scoring swf would reside on the same website.
I've tried scripting the AS3 in the new scoring Fla but I keep getting error messages.
So far, here's what I have that doesn't work. I would appreciate any help.
addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,myFunction);
function myFunction(event:Event) {
    var so:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("G1", "/"); // using "/" as a local path should work to pick up the SO created by the quiz swf
    var read1:Number = so.data.value1
    var read2:Number = so.data.value2
    var read3:Number = so.data.value3
    var read4:Number = so.data.value4
scoreBtn1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onMouseClickEvent);
//scoreBtn1 would be clicked to test if value from SO can be displayed in text box T1
// then make the callback
function onMouseClickEvent(event:Event)
T1.text = String (read1); //testing to check if a value from the SO can be displayed in a dynamic text box instance named T1
stop()
The goal is to open the scoring swf, populate some variables with the values from the SO, then (not yet tried in the script) apply some if/else conditions to show specific results based on scores.
This doesn't work, and since I'm a beginner using AS3, it's probably both awkward and incorrect.
Kind Regards,

Answer 1

Well I'm not sure all what is going on. But I'm pretty sure that you don't want to use the enter frame event. What that really means it so something at the frame rate of your file. So I don't think you want to try and read the SO 24 times a second (or what-have-you).
Also in this example you have all your variable declared inside the function definition. So that means 24 times a second you are creating the variables and then deleting them—and the variables are only available from inside the function.
I'm guessing that you could do something like this:
    var so:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("G1", "/"); // using "/" as a local path should work to pick up the SO created by the quiz swf
    var read1:Number = so.data.value1
    var read2:Number = so.data.value2
    var read3:Number = so.data.value3
    var read4:Number = so.data.value4