Script jumps to another script

Question

Hello all,
Here is a link if it may help:
http://academic.algonquincollege.com/students/fabe0002/Threads2.swf
Basis of this project:
User has six selected answers, but only one is right. User
drags answer to answer box, if wrong they are told so and only have
one more chance until actual answer is correct.
Script Basis:
Movie clips are on stage and all scripts are on the frame.
Problem that comes up: (traces are placed to locate problem)
When one clip is dragged and released the script jumps from
one script to the next an reverse. So the result is after the first
answer is attempted and is wrong, the next clip only has to be
touched or dragged a little which triggers and incorrect response.
Here are two of the sample movie clip scripts and the trace results
below: This is a ponderer:
selectionOne.onPress = function() {
trace("one");
this.swapDepths(1000);
this.startDrag (true);
selectionTwo.onPress = function() {
trace("two");
this.swapDepths(1000);
this.startDrag (true);
selectionOne.onMouseUp = function() {
trace("one mouseUp");
this.stopDrag();
this._x = 229.7;
this._y = 263.1;
if (selectionOne._droptarget == "/tg01") {
_root.rFLD="Please try again.";
_global.shortAnswer = _global.shortAnswer+1;
//trace("second" + _global.shortAnswer);
if (_global.shortAnswer == 2) {
trace("selectionOne");
_root.rFLD="The correct answer is";
_root.varAnswer=_global.realAnswer;
_global.shortAnswer= 0;
play();
this.swapDepths(this.depth);
this._x = 229.7;
this._y = 263.1;
selectionTwo.onMouseUp = function() {
trace("two mouseUp");
this.stopDrag();
this._x = 88.5;
this._y = 323.1;
if (selectionTwo._droptarget == "/tg01") {
_root.rFLD="Please try again.";
_global.shortAnswer = _global.shortAnswer+1;
if (_global.shortAnswer == 2) {
trace("selectionTwo");
_root.rFLD="The correct answer is";
_root.varAnswer=_global.realAnswer;
_global.shortAnswer= 0;
play();
this.swapDepths(this.depth);
this._x = 88.5;
this._y = 323.1;
THE TRACE RESULTS When one is dragged and then the other:
one
one mouseUp
two mouseUp
two
two mouseUp
one mouseUp
This has been implemented only on the first question. If
anyone has an answer, I will greatly appreciate it.

Answer 1

The onMouseUp event is too global for what you need, I think.
Try changing them to onRelease. Also, to make sure that they do
register you should use the following:
selectionOne.onRelease = selectionOne.onReleaseOutside =
function() ....
This will help make sure that the releasing the draggable
object is captured. Just so you know, when I made this change and
tested it I got the following trace:
one
one mouseUp
two
two mouseUp
Which is what I think you expect, right?
Tim