Hi all,
I'm using the scroll-following version of the Milonic Menu (latest version). For some reason, it works fine on Mozilla Firefox but not on IE (rel. 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.021108-1929 under Windows), at least on my PC, where submenu items are not displayed on some pages.
Here's the actual example:
http://62.149.225.27/bloomingstars/jsp/home.jsp
http://62.149.225.27/vega/gallery/Deeps ... m13_1.html
What could possibly be wrong?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Emmanuele
Scroll-following menu not working on IE 6.0
Just for information for anyone checking this, it does work in IE5.5, though I get a line 3, character 1, syntax error on the page load, as soon as you click OK the page works fine, just with the little message error on the page. And, notoriously, of course that IE error message may not actual reference whatever the error actually is....
Ruth
Ruth
IE 6.0 also complains about the same error at the very same location. However, since IE6.0 is still the most popular browser out there, this would prevent all its users from correctly navigating my website. I'm no expert in dynamic menus, but I guess that I'll have to quit using Milonic if I don't fix this.Just for information for anyone checking this, it does work in IE5.5, though I get a line 3, character 1, syntax error on the page load, as soon as you click OK the page works fine, just with the little message error on the page. And, notoriously, of course that IE error message may not actual reference whatever the error actually is....
By the way, not even your homepage works correctly...
Do you have any clue?
Emmanuele
I'm not sure what you mean by my homepage not working correctly, I don't have a menu on my home page. As to the error it is being generated by this file I removed all the menu files from your page and tested it and still got the error.
I don't do js so I can't really 'track' things as far as what exactly the error is, but since the error was still thrown after the menu was no longer in play, I tried removing js files. The first one I removed was that bloomingstars.js and the error stopped.
Ruth
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<SCRIPT language=JavaScript src="bloomingstars.js"></SCRIPT>I don't do js so I can't really 'track' things as far as what exactly the error is, but since the error was still thrown after the menu was no longer in play, I tried removing js files. The first one I removed was that bloomingstars.js and the error stopped.
Ruth
I mean that Milonic's homepage (http://milonic.com) has a menu on top with a lot of cascading menu items. On my PC, the latter do not show up on IE while they do in Firefox; therefore, I end up not being able to navigate Milonic's website.I'm not sure what you mean by my homepage not working correctly, I don't have a menu on my home page
Me neitherI don't do js
While I am a SW developer by trade, I'm not much into client-side stuff.
The js file you mentioned contains only a very simple function; I don't think it's much of an issue. However, I will try that out and let you know what happens.so I can't really 'track' things as far as what exactly the error is, but since the error was still thrown after the menu was no longer in play, I tried removing js files. The first one I removed was that bloomingstars.js and the error stopped.
Later,
Emmanuele
I don't know about what information it contains, but it is what is causing the js error on my browser. And on your site all I get is an x where the image for that is supposed to be.
As to the milonic home page, if you are not seeing the submenus then I think it must be something in your browser. I will report that you can't use it, IE6 and windows. Can you tell me which windows? The milonic development uses IE 6 so they would know if the menu was unusable. Do you have something set in the browser to block any kind of content?
Ruth
As to the milonic home page, if you are not seeing the submenus then I think it must be something in your browser. I will report that you can't use it, IE6 and windows. Can you tell me which windows? The milonic development uses IE 6 so they would know if the menu was unusable. Do you have something set in the browser to block any kind of content?
Ruth
Me too. But as far as I know there's nothing special; a few weeks ago, everything was workingI don't know about what information it contains, but it is what is causing the js error on my browser. And on your site all I get is an x where the image for that is supposed to be.
Windows XP Professional Edition, Italian version. As for IE6, the subversion numbers are in my first post that originated this thread.As to the milonic home page, if you are not seeing the submenus then I think it must be something in your browser. I will report that you can't use it, IE6 and windows. Can you tell me which windows?
Well, it comes to mind I have ZoneAlarm. I will try disabling it and let you know.Do you have something set in the browser to block any kind of content?
Thanks
Emmanuele
