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Old February 21st 05, 01:49 PM
Colorado
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Default ASP and 'Object doesn't support...', cannot use forms at another s

I am upgraded tp sp2, and recently got a fix for running some 16bit web
building programs.

My problem is that a program I used successfully a few weeks ago won't let
me use the html editor.

The program is an auction template at Sparedollar.com. One of the fields
allows you to use their wysiwyg editor. I now cannot get it to work. All I
get is the pizza box.

The errors I received for this a

Line: 68
Char: 2
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method.
Code: 0
URL: http://sparedollar.com/sdlister/activeedit2.asp

and

Line:35
Char:1
Error: Automation server cannot create object
Code: 0
URL: http://sparedollar.com/sdlister/activeedit2.asp

-end-

So, I don't know where to check or what to make active so that my computer
reads and works with these forms. I've lowered firewalls, tried IE ( use msn
normally),.

I'm going fuzzy, but does Front Page come with XP Pro? I may have had that
and deleted it when I loaded the other html program for web construction.
Would that program be required to use asp-http on other sites?

Is there a default html frunction that I should check?

I'm open to all comments and suggestions. I'll try them all within reason.

Thank you in advance.
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Old February 21st 05, 05:18 PM
Sharon F
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Default ASP and 'Object doesn't support...', cannot use forms at another s

On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 04:49:10 -0800, Colorado wrote:

I am upgraded tp sp2, and recently got a fix for running some 16bit web
building programs.

My problem is that a program I used successfully a few weeks ago won't let
me use the html editor.

The program is an auction template at Sparedollar.com. One of the fields
allows you to use their wysiwyg editor. I now cannot get it to work. All I
get is the pizza box.

The errors I received for this a

Line: 68
Char: 2
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method.
Code: 0
URL: http://sparedollar.com/sdlister/activeedit2.asp

and

Line:35
Char:1
Error: Automation server cannot create object
Code: 0
URL: http://sparedollar.com/sdlister/activeedit2.asp

-end-

So, I don't know where to check or what to make active so that my computer
reads and works with these forms. I've lowered firewalls, tried IE ( use msn
normally),.

I'm going fuzzy, but does Front Page come with XP Pro? I may have had that
and deleted it when I loaded the other html program for web construction.
Would that program be required to use asp-http on other sites?

Is there a default html frunction that I should check?

I'm open to all comments and suggestions. I'll try them all within reason.

Thank you in advance.


These are script errors, not program errors. The error messages tell you
exactly where in the script the error is located at. If the tool is
actively served from the webhost, the errors reside in the files on the
server and not on your system. If the template resides locally on your
system, then you need to edit the script to correct it or obtain a
correction from the script author.

Front Page has never been a part of Windows. It is a separate application.
Windows has the text editor, Notepad. Extremely limited as an html editor
but functional. It could be used to edit the script but you would have to
know what to input. Notepad won't offer any clues.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
 




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