This is absolutely amazing! I cant believe it.

Anybody played with Microsoft Liquid Motion version 1 yet? Probably not, but hey you get it for free in your MSDN Universal and I have a side job website client who wanted something flashy for their homepage. So I read the docs start to finish on Liquid Motion, thought it sounded it very easy and stepped up to bat. For a non-artistic geek, I created a fairly decent animation I thought. Opened up my frontpage web, stuck the insertion point in a blank page, and published my graphic from Liquid Motion into that blank page just like helped prescribed. Pretty cool, 2 hours and I had a flashy animated trick for the home page. Oh wait... better check it in Netscape, hey what do you know it works! Ok, lets check it in IE5 - kablammo! Scripting Error!

So ok, heavy duty java elements in FrontPage sometimes dont seem to work until published to a real webserver (not PWS). So I upload my cool new animation page to my webspace (see http://nappconference.com/splash.htm ). Works just fine in Netscape, but throws error in IE5.

Now what the heck!!! Doesn't Microsoft make Liquid Motion. Yes Doesnt Microsoft prescribe Liquid Motion as the ultimate add-on to FrontPage? Yes Doesn't FrontPage use the IE web browser ActiveX? Yes Well then why can't IE see my friggin Liquid Motion animation when Netscape has no beef with it!

SET VENT OFF
So ok... I blasted Liquid Motion with my supersized can of Raid and I feel better now =D)

BTW - if any of you scripting gurus can offer suggestions to my problem I'd be much obliged. I traced it thru with VI and studied all the lines before the error again with the JAvaScript Bible book and everything looks ok. I'm at a loss.