animate.js error - still and ever more so.

Hi all,
This is the original post for an error I have. Some how replies and further
postings headed me down another path and this was never addressed.
So I am starting another post in hope of help

I have 3 errors all pertaining to animate.js
The error message is Broken Internal Link.
Below is a copy of 1 of the reports:

/)ie4 = (ms>0) && (parseInt(navigator.appVersion.substring(ms+5, ms+6)) >=
4)if(ie4){el.initstyle=el.style.cssText;el.style.c ssText=el.fprolloverstyle}}function
rollOut(el){var ms = navigator.appVersion.indexOf(

Parent pages: /animate.js

This file is in the root directory on my site

I have no idea what that is telling me.
Many thanks in advance

Jenny

JennyLin

> Hi all,

G'day.

> This file is in the root directory on my site

URL?

Cheers
Richard.

"rf" <@invalid.com> wrote in message
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> JennyLin
>
>> Hi all,
>
> G'day.
>
>> This file is in the root directory on my site
>
> URL?

http://wairoa.net

rf wrote:

> animage.js

How bizarre. Three identical typos in the same post. Must be a mind set
thing. Maybe I just don't like animate.js :-)

Cheers
Richard.

JennyLin wrote:

> > animage.js is a frontpage artifact used to achieve microsoft only (read
IE
> > only) stuff including AFAICT text animation, collapsible outlines and
page
> > transitions. It has been put there by frontpage.

> Now thats interesting as when I posted this question initially I was asked
> why I put it there.
> I stated I had not and that FP did it. I was then told this:
> 'The script? whoa, the script fairy just popped up from behind the server
> and suddenly ....'

I saw that :-)

You will find that most people here know nothing at all about frontpage,
since most hate it, by way of recomendation from the others and from viewing
pages constructed with it. Nor to they know how bloody insidious it can be.

I only know the prior mentioned facts because the first thing I did after
viewing your source was search my MSDN (similar to microsoft.com but much
more comprehensive) for dynamicanimation, thinking, hmmm, some microsoft
junk. Up popped a reference to microsoft's very own animate.js.

> I am pleased I am not as stupid as I was beginning to think.
> So thank you for clearing this up

Not a problem. Isn't it bedtime over there in .nz? I mentioned elsewhere you
that fiddling with web pages can cause you to lose sleeptime! Ah I know, the
housekeeper is remiss in cleaning up the dinner plates :-)

Cheers
Richard.

"rf" <@invalid.com> wrote in message
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> JennyLin wrote:


> Not a problem. Isn't it bedtime over there in .nz? I mentioned elsewhere
> you
> that fiddling with web pages can cause you to lose sleeptime! Ah I know,
> the
> housekeeper is remiss in cleaning up the dinner plates :-)

Yep its gone midnight and I must be up at 4-00am to head away for the
weekend.
So I suppose I should head to my bed.
House keeper long gone home, she is female otherwise may still be here
Mind getting me off my PC aint easy

No doubt will talk after the weekend.

Cheers
Jenny

"JennyLin" <jcaughey@quicksilver.net.nz> wrote in message
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> Animate.js is called up in my menu. In there I have 2 x animated gifs. Do
I
> not need it for them?

To answer this q directly, animation is built into the .gif when the file is
created. It executes on its own without a jscript. You may need to
download another program to create an animated gif, but there are free apps,
and the result will be more platform-independent.

Cheers,
TL