login error: message:Object expected number:2146823281

Unable to load mail javascript files.

I went into internet options to make sure the security correctly enabled- but have not been able to access my mail.

I have done X/HTML and CSS- i am learning JavaScript.
Should i move on to ASP after that- or is it worth learning HTML DOM and DHTML first?
Thanks in advance

A An object stored in an object database
B A large binary number
C A large JavaScript array
D A kind of image encoding

CODE:

<!--Start click and reload feature. This feature reloads a new banner image every time you refresh the page. To change images- simply replace the .jpg file.
<!-- Hide from old browsers

iArray=new Array
(
"msl3_files/banner1.jpg"-
"msl3_files/banner2.jpg"-
"msl3_files/banner3.jpg"-
"msl3_files/banner4.jpg"-
"msl3_files/banner5.jpg"
);
ri=Math.floor(iArray.length*Math.random());
ri= <IMG SRC="./ + iArray[ri]+ " BORDER="0" HEIGHT="140" WIDTH="825"> ;

// end hiding -->
// end click and reload feature -->
</script>

The width of the entire page is 64.8em. The images are for the banner- which is 64.8em. Not sure if I need to use hacks for each browswer (IE7 needs to be width=829px- IE6 probably needs to be around 1037px) It seems very weird that the images are different widths in different browsers with the click and reload feature- and noticably more different in IE6.

Thanks-
FungaNina Fiertze

I’m having this strange problem with my Firefox browser (I think).

On my home page (my.yahoo.com)- there is a button to configure the appearance of the home page- which launches a javascript applet- or so it appears when you hover over the button.

When I push the button with my laptop- it launches the applet no problem. But when I try this with my home PC or my wife’s laptop- neither one will work. I’ve tried everything that I can think of- but nothing seems to work.

All three have the same browser versions- I went through the settings for Firefox with a fine toothed comb and all settings are the same.

IE seems to work fine for all three.

Any suggestions?
After exchanging e-mails with Yahoo support- they solved the problem by having me clear my cache and cookies from Firefox. After I reloaded the page- the problem went away

"Hello- you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe s Flash Player"

That s the message I keep getting everytime I try to watch a video. Did Youtube crash or what? I have both the latest flash player and Javascript enabled.