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I am having problems calling progressbar.js from my jsp. I am using
the following call:
<script language="javas cript" src="../progressbar.js" ></script>

The progressbar.js is not located in the same directory as the jsp, it
is located in the directory above it, that is why I'm using the "../";
the error that I am getting is "object expected" on line 235 error.

Line 235 has:
progressBarInit ();

This is the function inside the progressbar.js file. This is an
internet application, therefore, I have to code this for all versions
of IE and Netscape. However, I'm trying to get this working on IE 6.0
first, then I'll worry about Netscape.

Anyone has any suggestions on what to do?
Jul 20 '05 #1
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Lizzy wrote:
I am having problems calling progressbar.js from my jsp. I am using
the following call:
<script language="javas cript" src="../progressbar.js" ></script>

The progressbar.js is not located in the same directory as the jsp, it
is located in the directory above it, that is why I'm using the "../";
the error that I am getting is "object expected" on line 235 error.

Line 235 has:
progressBarInit ();


Either the Javascript file did not load, or it does not contain a function
progressBarInit () -- just asking the obvious, is the function spelled
exactly that way (including capitalization) ?

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Jul 20 '05 #2

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