Bana Yardımcı Olmanıza yardımcı oliyim
internette bi çözüm yolu anlatılıyo ama translateden analamadım ingilicesi iyi olan biri yardımcı olabilirmi ;
1. Rename your corrupt FLA filetype to .zip.
2. Extract your file out into a folder (7z seemed to fall over trying this so I opted for WinRar which did the job).
3. Run a “find in files” search (I used Notepad++ or FlashDevelop) for the text “<frame/>” in the LIBRARY folder – you should have a one or more results.
4. Delete the entire DOMLayer node that holds the empty frame node;
DELETE
5. Open up the flash source file by clicking on the *.xfl file in the root
6. Re-Save your file to the standard format if you want and the day is saved!
Quite a simple solution thanks to the new file system the FLA now uses. The moral of the story, the empty frame node you delete is a layer in a library item of your FLA without any keyframes on it. You can reproduce the error by starting a new file, creating a movieclip and deleting the keyframe on its default layer. Save, close and when you try and open the new file, it’s comes out with that fun error.
Granted, this is an error that won’t happen often but I’ve already had to fix two files this week and as more people in our office get CS5, I am sure I’ll be fixing more broken files.
