Milonic JavaScript Menu

We use C# on the server here.

All of our data comes from databases and involves dynamically loading the last level. If we load everythign but the last level we have about 500 nodes. The last level contains between 7,000 and 15,000 nodes however the user is never likely to load more than a few ...

Thanks Andy,

_popi(ir) fixed our non AJAX page, I will try it now on the AJAX one and see if it works there too.

Hi Andy,

This example does not use any AJAX at all because we wanted to make sure the bug was not caused by AJAX. This page simply builds a new menu in javascript and tries to open it.

The bug appears to be that itemOn (ir); does not work if you create a new menu and do not trigger a new mouseon ...

Hi Andy,

Thanks for getting back to me. We have put the purchase order in and asked them to expedite it, but it will still likely be slow as it goes through the approval process.

The link is fixed here:

http://www2.rbsgc.com/gbmclientcontrols/test/test.html

If you go down to any last level ...

We have no problem purcahsing the license, but we need to know if it can be fixed and how long it will take.

All we are asking is a timeframe because we cannot wait for a month to just be told here is your money back because it cant be fixed.

It will take a minimum of 1 week and maybe more ...

I guess this is not possible to fix then

Hi Andy,

I was wondering if you had a chance to look at this yet? If you could just let us know if you think you can fix this problem and what sort of timeframe it would take to fix it if you can.

We are getting massive pressure from our trading floor to get this out and if you think we can get ...

Sorry lots of security hoops to jump thorugh here.

Please try http://www2.rbsgc.com/gbmclientcontrols/test/test.html

We also seem to be having an issue where the menu doesnt close if you fire an onfunction event in one cell and move thru another quickly and then out of the menu.

Thanks
Jim

Here is a demo with the menu and the problems.

http://www2.rbsgc.com/gbmclientcontrols/test/test.htm

Go down any submenu until you see a grey circle.
Hover over that to build a new submenu for that section.
The new menu will not show with itemon(currentmenu).
If you go off that menu and come ...

I tried popup("menuname",1); and it keeps the current menu open, shows the new menu, however it closes the parent menu above the current menu.

I also wrote code to completely take Ajax out of the picture and it is still the same when the new menu is called directly from the onfunction


function ...

If it helps I can buy a professional license now, but it will take a few days for us to get a purchase order through to order the corporate or world license.

When I used popup("menuname",1); it closed any menus that were currently open and just showed the new menu as an orphan.

I think the problem is that the mouse is already in the current menuitem and there is some check which is stopping it from showing because the mouseover event hasnt fired again ...

I have created our menu system but have 1 last problem that I really need to get fixed. If I can get this fixed we will be purchasing the corporate license, but it is contingent on this.

1) I have added an onfunction which calls a function to create new menu dynamically.
2) The new menu is created ...

I have a menu and when I get to a certain level I want to add a new submenu at that point and display it.

Has anyone done this? If so can you please show me an example.

I got this part workign but cannot find out how to add a new submenu dynamically using ajax.

Has anyone got an example of adding a new submenu dynamically when you mouse over a menu?

Did you ever get this working? I am trying to do exactly the same thing and am not having much luck.

Hi,

I am new to using the menu and am having trouble getting it to work exactly how I want.

My page loads a placeholder 'loading' image.
When the page loads, I use ASP.Net Ajax to issue a webservice call.
My webservice makes a request to an aspx page where I have my actual image and the top level ...