Milonic JavaScript Menu

Even better - we've been able to exclude the Milonic source files from the compression. I think we're back in business!

We're still working on a way to exclude the Milonic files from our compression filter. In the meantime, I've added your copyright statement to the footer of every page in our site. I hope that will suffice!

By the way, Andy, you were right on about the menu definition going into menu_data fixing the problem. Worked like a charm! Thanks so much - I'm really sorry about the misunderstanding. We're working on excluding the Milonic files from the compression, I hope to have a resolution before this site ...

XCompress by XCache. I believe we use the ISA version, but it could be the IIS version. It's an ISAPI filter that does a very nice job of compressing outgoing traffic. But, as we've seen here, it can wreak havoc on beautiful JavaScript

Of course, Andy, I have a couple people working on it this morning. Believe me, we're taking this very seriously - Milonic is a great product that we really believe in

You know what, I think I know why you're seeing what you are, and I apologize for not checking on this first. It's a little late - 11 PM is not an easy time to get ahold of our staff :)

We use xcompress to keep our filesizes down. Here's what's causing the problem:
http://www.xcache.com/home ...

What in God's name are you talking about?!

The only files I use are mmenudom.js and milonic_src.js. I don't do anything in the way of modifying them - I copied them directly out of the zip file of the latest version, just today. The only Milonic file I modify is menu_data.js, and that doesn't ...

Really?! That's odd, the src is included the line before the mmenudom. That's so weird. I'm going to really have to look at the structure of that code.

Thanks!

I'm stumped, hopefully a second pair of eyes will do the trick! The image that fires the menu looks fine on load, and the menu does popup when you mouse over the "Navigation" graphic in the top left of http://protolive.educause.edu/content.asp?section_id=26. However, as soon as you mouseover the ...

Ah ha, so it was my timer that was messing things up. That's really unfortunate. I've removed our functions, but if there's any way Milonic could look at applying _menuopendelay to menus fired by popup(), that would be most helpful.

Thanks very much for the help!

Right, I forgot about that. I have two "custom" functions. ePopup just starts a timer so the menus can delay before popping up, then it calls your Popup function. ePopdown deletes the timer instance then calls Popdown. They're very benign, which is why I didn't think to mention them before hand. But ...

We're using version 5.46, and we're finding the problem at least on IE 6 (SP2) on Win XP (SP2). I think some users have noted this as well on FireFox (0..

Thanks!

This is a bit of a tough one to explain, so bear with me :)

We are using Milonic on the left side of our page at, for example, http://protolive.educause.edu/majorinitiatives I don't think we're doing anything all too unusual here. We have the menus anchored to images on the left side of the page ...

I've been anxiously awaiting v5.22 for the horizontalMenuDelay feature - awesome work, this version fixes two problems I was having, so I'm pleased as punch. Is there documentation somewhere about the new horizontalMenuDelay flag? I can't seem to get that one to work. Also, when set to true, does it ...