<HTML>I have put a test site at http://www.oldlace.co.uk
As this is a development site, it has many missing links etc, but is sufficient to demonstrate the problem.
Firstly the "Normally Works OK" situation. If I click on "stalking" and then pick from the sub menu, then select home, and then repeat the above loop (eg HOME-stalking-submenu-home-stalking-submenu etc) it appears to work well, and the appropriate pages appear.
The failing scenario is to go "stalking-submenu-stalking-submenu etc" without going back through the home page. This normally fails with a page not found message.</HTML>
menu failure on forms after multiple hits.
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Re: menu failure on forms after multiple hits.
<HTML>You array file is not in the proper format for the mmenu.js version you are using. Please update your array file to include all parameters currently supported, this could definitely cause some issues. For example I see your menu does not load correctly the first time.
Also, your references in your array are incorrect and would indeed cause the problem you are having. Due to the locations you are calling the pages from relative to the array and back again.... well, suffice to say instead of this:
,"Land Purchase","../Purchase/purchase.html",,,0
you should simply have:
,"Land Purchase","/Purchase/purchase.html",,,0
Since your array file is in the root directory you should call all pages from that location, not the location of a sub page, and they always need to start with / to signify what directory off the root to look for the page.
Hope this helps, in the future for prompt attention post to the help/troubleshooting forum.
Cheers,
Yadin</HTML>
Also, your references in your array are incorrect and would indeed cause the problem you are having. Due to the locations you are calling the pages from relative to the array and back again.... well, suffice to say instead of this:
,"Land Purchase","../Purchase/purchase.html",,,0
you should simply have:
,"Land Purchase","/Purchase/purchase.html",,,0
Since your array file is in the root directory you should call all pages from that location, not the location of a sub page, and they always need to start with / to signify what directory off the root to look for the page.
Hope this helps, in the future for prompt attention post to the help/troubleshooting forum.
Cheers,
Yadin</HTML>
Re: menu failure on forms after multiple hits.
<HTML>Thanks for the prompt reply. Will take time to digest / change your
information.
Went to "Beta" forum, as I assumed that this was the beta version that I
was playing with, as I had downloaded from the frames demo pages. ... or
so I thought.
Thanks.</HTML>
information.
Went to "Beta" forum, as I assumed that this was the beta version that I
was playing with, as I had downloaded from the frames demo pages. ... or
so I thought.
Thanks.</HTML>