Milonic JavaScript Menu

I may be wrong on this. I had an openstyle="rtl" in my main menu settings which reversed the alignment of images and punctuation on the main menu, but it doesn't look like that was necessary.

I now only have openstyle="rtl" stated for each submenu, and they open as they should even from the main ...

I have to agree that the menu builder (user) should control the punctuation placement themselves in the menu data file, and the rtl should not change that. RTL's purpose should simply be to reverse the flow of the submenus. An English site may need to use rtl for a right aligned vertical menu bar ...

Sorry, I just got back from seeing "Blood Diamonds". Good movie.

The 5.770 pre-release is looking good on my test site with no errors in IE 6. Looks good to me at this point.

FYI, the milonic.com website menu is still returning an error on the path I mentioned above.

Thanks for the effort fixing ...

dmalikyar, are you using IE 6?

As an example, I'm seeing it when rolling over DHTML Menu > DHTML Menu Samples > any menu sample. Maybe that's referred to as 2 levels deep. Sorry.

I see the same error after downloading a licensed menu just today. I downloaded the newest version, and IE 6 is returning javascript errors for object required. The menu seems to act normal, but the error is not wanted. It happens when you rollover a menu item that has a submenu.

ADDED: I also see ...

My battle pitted me against putting the menu in a table with position=relative that caused the strange offset of the 1st level submenus in Safari versus putting the menu in divs with position=absolute that gives correct submenu offset but causes a horizontal scrollbar in the browser in Safari.

So ...

Well, I feel like I've tried everything I could before posting. I'm using the latest version of the menu: 5.769 at http://208.112.63.188

The menu displays as it should on IE PC and Firefox. However, on Mac Safari 2.04, the first level submenus are shifted right about 20-30 pixels. Any ideas? When I ...

It was conflicting with two separate scripts and only worked after both were removed. But, instead, I'll put the scripts I need back in there and remove the buildAfterLoad=true statement and position the menu another way. That works too.

Pages without flashobject.js will produce the same crash, such as:

http://208.112.83.147/demo2/content.cfm?id=328

Issue was resolved.

I'm getting errors that stop the page load if you're hovering over the menu while the page is loading in IE 6, but not in FireFox.

Version 5.767

Problem site (larger menu?):
http://208.112.83.147/demo2

It's only occurring when using buildAfterLoad=true;. If I remove that statement, it's fine ...