Hi folks,
I've recently had to update my web site with some simple text at the bottom of one of the pages. The page itself contains some graphic animation using the DirectAnimation (danim.dll) dll via javaScript. However, when I try to access this page in my web browser (IE7) is blows up because the script is accessing a property of danim.dll that doesn't exist. The page runs a .js file that contains the following code:
var da40 = DAControlAnimation4.MeterLibrary.VersionString == "5.01.15.0828" true : false;...
document.write( '<OBJECT ID="DAControlAnimation4" STYLE="Width:680;Height:24"' );
document.write( ' CLASSID="CLSID:B6FFC24C-7E13-11D0-9B47-00C04FC2F51D">' );
document.write( '</OBJECT>' );
Now I'm not at all familiar with web development. I didn't create the web site, my late father-in-law did. However, I was able to establish that the CLASSID referenced danim.dll and, having examined the object in debug there is, indeed, no "MeterLibrary" property, hence the error.
What I don't understand is that, before I updated the web site, it was working perfectly. It has only started failing since I published the new version of the page. I have not changed any of the JavaScript code at all.
Can Anyone out there help, please
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