Anybody give me solution for this error SCRIPT16385: not implemented

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when i am running my application in IE7 & IE8 Compatibility i am getting SCRIPT16385: Not implemented for below particular lines

//Have to set this here because IDE keeps removing it when auto formatting

JavaScript

document.getElementsByTagName("*").imgExpandTR.style.setExpression("display", "document.getElementsByTagName('*').ckIsTRExpanded.checked==true ? 'NONE' : ''", "jscript");
         document.getElementsByTagName("*").imgCollapseTR.style.setExpression("display", "document.getElementsByTagName('*').ckIsTRExpanded.checked==false ? 'NONE' : ''", "jscript");
         document.getElementsByTagName("*").rowTR.style.setExpression("display", "document.getElementsByTagName('*').ckIsTRExpanded.checked==false ? 'NONE' : ''", "jscript");

any body give me suggestions for this problem.

Thank you.

What I have tried:

Converting my Application into HTML5

Posted 22-Feb-17 18:34pm

Govardhanudu Gajula

Updated 23-Feb-17 16:30pm

Bryian Tan

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Graeme_Grant 23-Feb-17 0:38am

Javascript differs from browser to browser in subtle ways. Have you tried it on Chrome or FireFox? It could be an IE specific issue.

Govardhanudu Gajula 23-Feb-17 1:19am

But my requirement is IE only

Graeme_Grant 23-Feb-17 2:31am

You missed the point ... this is a debugging step. As I mentioned, "It could be an IE specific issue."

Richard MacCutchan 23-Feb-17 3:55am

The message is quite clear. You are trying to use a feature that is not implemented in those versions of IE.

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2017-02-22T23:05:00

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I fear your problem is linked to the fact that html5 is 2014 and IE7 is 2006.

Posted 22-Feb-17 23:05pm

Patrice T

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Richard Deeming 23-Feb-17 16:05pm

I fear it's the other way round - setExpression is an obsolete, IE-only method that doesn't work in IE8 or later.
About Dynamic Properties[^]

Patrice T 23-Feb-17 16:14pm

I don't claim it is the only reason.

Richard Deeming · Answer 2 · 2017-02-23T10:16:00

According to this blog post[^], support for the setExpression method was dropped in IE8.

It should work in IE7 mode or Quirks mode, but there's no guarantee that it hasn't been silently disabled in all modes by a later version of IE.

For some properties, you can use the standards-compliant calc() syntax[^]. But that won't work in anything below IE9 mode.

Depending on your markup, you might be able to use the :checked pseudo class[^] to toggle the elements. But again, that won't work in anything below IE9.
Creating a toggle feature using :checked pseudo class. | Clearleft[^]
Toggle Div visibility on click using CSS checkbox:checked[^]

If you really need to support such ancient browsers, then your only choice is to abandon the obsolete "expression" syntax, and use Javascript.