Spry error message on my site's slideshow

I've read a few posts and tried several fixes to no avail. Can anyone please advise how to resolve this error message?
"SpryPanelSelector.js requires SpryWidget.js!"
I've created this page in DW and inserted a Spry Widget slideshow which I customized. It works fine in Live View and in Firefox preview in DW. When I post page to my testing server I received the above mssg:
http://lisalongfineart.com/detriustees/avantgardestore.com/homeAG.html
I would greatly appreciate any answers or guidance. Thanks!

Hi, i am a newbie, but i have come accross this before in making my site http://www.mandyevansartist.com
i had a look at your site and got the same error message, I pushed it heaps of times and got to your front page and none of your java script is working ,
so i looked at your source code - wow - ive never seen code put that way before - i use dreamweaver and it seperates all the bits into neat sections - yours was too hard for me to read - but there is a bit of java script that has to go down the bottom of the page in the body of each html page to make it work, so if you didnt have that it might be a reason..
the problem i had though was that when i uploaded my files to the host server i did them in the wrong order - so i took everything off and uploaded them in the right order and it fixed it
i have little to no experience with this other than making my own website so all of this information could be wrong , - your website looks like its going to be really nice
kind regards
mandy

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