Internet Explorer won't download an updated ActiveX control -

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We've got an ActiveX control posted in large numbers of machines (in an intranet site). It is referred to in HTML (name has been changed to protect innocent): 

  object object = "foo" style = "DISPLAY: none" codebase = "foo.cab # Version = 3.0.0.0 "height =" 10 "width =" 10 "square =" CLID: F00F00F0-0F00-F00F-00F0-0F00F00F00F0 "& gt; & Lt; / Object & gt;

We are going to release v3.1 of our product, so the page now reads: 

  & lt; Object id = "foo" style = "DISPLAY: none" codebase = "foo.cab # version = 3.1.0.0" height = "10" width = "10" classid = "clsid: F00F00F0-0F00-F00F-00F0-0F00F00F00F0 "& Gt; & Lt; / Object & gt;

However, Internet Explorer does not want to download the new CAB file.

What are we doing wrong?

id = "foo" style = "display:

none" codebase = "Foo.cab # version = 3,1,0,0" height = "10" width = "10" square = "clsid: f 00f00f0-0f00fffff00f- 0FFFFFFFFFF "& gt; & Lt; / Object & gt;

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