Milonic JavaScript Menu

Was the functionality of itemOff() changed in the newest version? I am calling it as I was before, in order to turn an inactive item off, and it no longer works the same. No item is turned off when the itemOff() function is called.


Thanks.

Have you found a solution to this? I am interested in the same kind of highlighting. The old version of the highlightme() function that was posted, turned off the previously-highlighted item, and only kept the active item highlighted. I would like to get back to this functionality. My old ...

We are displaying a horizontal Milonic menu, but instead of the menu, the user is seeing a vertical scrollbar in its place. There are also no errors showing up on the client side either from the html source.

We are using Milonic version 5.0 Release Candidate 6.0 17th August 2003

Do you know what ...

I am having a problem with different OS and browser versions seeing the menus, and I cannot seem to find anything anywhere that tells me my min-requirements.

So far, the users having problems are those users running Windows 2000 with SP3 or SP4 with IE 6.0.2800.1106CO.

Does anyone know any ...

Yes, I was running IE so maybe that was the quirk. I did not have the menuheight set at all. I realized that I was dynamically creating new menus for the drop-downs and the menu item one of the menus was referring to was null. Once I set it to some string, it worked.


Yeah!

Kevin,

Thanks for the tip. You said that the integer cannot be null, and I realized that one element of my array was null, and it was throwing that error, because this position was null. I changed it to manually populate a value in this position, but not print out, and it worked without error ...

I have written a menu, :?: which from the log works, but when it is being run, I get this error:
Line: 98
Error: '24' is null or not an object

When I choose to debug, it points to the following line in mmenudom.js:

function _drawMenu(_mnu){_mnucnt++;var _M=_m[_mnu];_top="";_left="";if(!_M[ 24 ...

Sure. I am using Windows XP Pro with an IE browser. I added a function that is called before highlightme() called setItemRef():

var _itemref;
var_lstI;

function setItemRef(iref)
{
_itemRef = iref;
}

I passed the menu position into this function (0 if it was the first menu item, 1 if it was the ...

Thanks for the help. I thought the same thing, but my system was not recognizing the global variable _itemRef, or _W, or _lst1. I figured out my own way to set these values, and make it work.

Thanks again!

I found a solution to the highlighting problem in the FAQ's, called highlightme(), and it needs the item reference as the first thing in the method. I cannot figure out how to find this.

Here is the function:

function highlightme()
{
_i = _itemRef;
if ( _i==_W._lstI )
return;

_I = _mi[_i ...

I am using iframes, and need to find the reference of the item selected in the menu, and its parent, so that i can highlight the top-level item while that page is being displayed. Does anyone know how to find these item references?

Thanks.