mmenuns4.js & uparrow.gif

[pat@dracoblu.com]

Hi... I am getting 404 errors caused by the mmenuns4.js file calling for uparrow.gif. As per the standard arrow.gif called in the menu_data.js file, I don't use uparrow.gif. Is this an error and should the mmenuns4.js script refer to arrow.gif instead?

My website http://www.dracoblu.com

Thanks, Pat

[Hergio]

Yes I notice the arrow image is referenced in the code. You only see the error when viewing in netscape correct? I checked the mmenudom file and there is no such reference to the arrow image. Andy will be able to tell you whats up.

[pat@dracoblu.com]

Correct Dave.

[timrivera]

I am getting 404 errors caused by the mmenuns4.js file calling for uparrow.gif

When a submenu is long and a scrollbar is generated in newer browsers (such as for "Menu Samples" in the sample menu,) NS4 instead uses a different, double-arrow graphic at the top and bottom of the submenu to allow for scrolling. This graphic was included when you downloaded the menu, however there is not a convenient location to change this image such as in menu_data.js.

Open mmenuns4.js, search for the two instances of "images/uparrow.gif", and replace with the path to the image of your choice. I suggest inverting the uparrow.gif to create a downarrow.gif and use this for the bottom of the submenu.