For those who responded before here's an update from hell!!!
I think I confused people before when I said on the 'page load' and Chris
suggested using the body onload. I was using the onLoad of the body tag
anyway to start my JS function.
Anyway, I changed the order of my includes such that the one that calls all
the rest was loaded last and that worked.....or so I thought.
Then it suddenly stopped working. I'd given all my includes IDs so I used a
while loop to make sure that the includes had fully loaded. I assume that's
right? If the ID is null then the object hasn't fully loaded?
Well, it passed the loops OK but the very next line was the call to one of
the nested calls which then failed! So the includes were loaded successfully
but not the functions???? How does that work then?
I couldn't find any way of determining whether a function was defined so I
simply recreated the function as a dummy function and lo and behold the
bl**dy thing worked! I added the meat to the function and it also worked. I
copied the code from the existing include to a new file, renamed it to the
correct name and run the page and ....... it worked!! There was another
instance of the page not working with a different nested function so I
repeated the exercise and ...... it worked.
So now I'm lost. Everything works exactly as it should do but it worries me
that the correcting action doesn't make sense. I've compared the newly
created file with the old non-working one both alphabetically and binary
wise and there is no difference.
Any ideas at this stage are purely academic but it would be interesting to
know why - and know what to prevent/check for in the future especially once
it's loaded at the client's! ;-)
Martin
"Martin Walke" <ma**********@s pamvega.co.uk> wrote in message
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Hi,
This may seem like a client side problem but....
I have web pages that are made up of a number of javascript include files as well as 'in page' script. They all work fine running locally until I hosted them on our IIS server. Then the pages refuse to see nested javascript
calls.
e.g.
Main page contains JS code to call a function to one of the include files (- no probs), which in turn wants to call a function in one of the other JS
include files but falls over with 'object expected' error in the line of
that call - I assume because it can't fine the function.
I think it may be something to do with processing order but as these files
are almost identical to another site that I created (certainly the JS
include files are and that worked 100%), I'm a bit lost. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
Martin
