Properties Panel "Always On, Off, On" Question

Just developed a short animation...
When the timeline plays, the show/hide feature works as it's supposed to.
When previewing, it does not.
The vast majority of times, this feature works with no problems.
Are there times when this feature will not work for any particular reason(s)?
Thanks,
Eddie

Is this happening in all browsers?
You say that all works as expected in preview so I think what I mention below is probably not the problem.
If you are using on and off display, make sure you set on and off before and after the specific point.
Example:
you want off from 0 to 1000 then on then off from 3000 to the end.
You need to set off at 0, on at 1000, and off at 3000.
For a symbol if you are using code rather than the display planel, for the main timeline use:
sym.$('symbolName').hide(); and not sym.getSymbol('symbolName').hide();

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