Unable to write the class name for an audio file in the library in Adobe Anime - actionscript-3

I have imported audio files to the library with the extension mp3 or wav in adobe anime and then click on one of the files on the right mouse button and choose properties, then a window appears, i choose from action script script for the audio file, what is the reason for not activating everything in this window?
I want to link a button to an audio file in the library in Adobe Anime

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