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Still have a glitch with my buttons!!! (Flash AS3)

Asked by furio13 in ActionScript, Adobe Flash, Adobe Flex

Tags: Flash, Actionscript 3, Tweener, buttons, animation, movieclips, glitch

Last week, I had posted a question about an issue I was having with some buttons I created using Actionscript 3.0 and the Tweener class. The expert that helped me out determined that the "elastic" effect that I had on my buttons when you rolled over/rolled out was causing the glitch. He provided a sample and it seemed to work fine (hence why I closed the question).

However, over the weekend decided to just remove the elastic effect from the buttons I had already created but noticed that the glitch is still there. Its not as noticeable but definitely still there.

So I'm not sure if this has to do with the way I created my buttons or something in my code that is causing this. You can find the sample buttons here: http://drop.io/flashbuttons

If anyone has any ideas on why I still have this glitch, I would appreciate the help. Thanks!
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