Milonic JavaScript Menu

I'm actually trying to have the menu show using a Javascript call from Flash. There is a Flash animation on the home page, and at a certain point I want the menu to appear so it seems it is part of the animation. This should be relatively easy to do, as Flash can call javascript functions, and the ...

I'm just trying to get a menu to display when I click on a link. I can't get the menuDisplay function to work.
Here is a stripped down sample page I've set up just to test it, but I can't get it to work.

http://cbt.cycloneinteractive.net/indextest.cfm

Anyone have any suggestions??

These menus are dynamically generated based on information pulled from a database, so the submenus cannot be in an external .js file that is included. Instead, we include a ColdFusion file which queries the database and then generates the submenu javascript code. That is why they appear as part of ...

Ah, I spoke too soon - I knew there was a reason I had the menudata.js inside that div. Since the menu table is in a div that has a position=fixed, it stays in the same place when the page content is scrolled. Removing the menudata script from this div made the popup menus scroll along with the ...

Perfect, thanks - that did the trick.

I'm having trouble adjusting the menu z-index so that it appears above some other divs on the page. If you look at http://www.patmetheny.com/tours.cfm you can see an example of what I am talking about.

The multicolored menu on the left is an HTML table in a div with a z-index of 1. The strip of ...

Excellent!

LOL - yeah, I definitely know how that is
Just wanted to be sure I wasn't missing it somewhere.

Perfect, thanks! I thought I had name attributes in there, but clearly I didn't.

By the way, is there a listing of all the possible properties for styles, menus and menu items? I get confused by the Quick Reference Guides on the site. For example, target, text and url are listed as style properties ...

Alright, I figured this out. I just included all the js includes within the div itself, rather than in the header.
Now I just need to figure out why it's not working at all in IE.

I'm having a problem with the popup positioning when called from within a div that is positioned using CSS. You can see the page I'm referring to here: http://www.patmetheny.com/index_2008.cfm. You'll need to view this in a browser other than IE, as the popup doesn't work at all in IE. I'm assuming ...

Thanks for your help - those two changes made it work.

I'm sure I'm just doing something stupid which is preventing it from working. I've set up a test page for you to look at:
http://www.cycloneinteractive.net/milonictest/about/
You can see the Program menu works by rolling over "Program & Events", but the link in the content area "Open Program Menu ...

I'm having trouble getting the popup() function to work. I'm wondering if anyone else has run into this. I'm using version 5.774 of the menu. I've created a menu called "program". Then I've got a link on the page with this code:
<a href="javascript:void(0)" onmouseover="popup('program')">open menu ...

Thanks so much! This got the positioning right. You have no idea how many hours I spent yesterday trying to figure this out.

Now the only issue is that Safari displays the submenu image on the left instead of the right, but I think I've seen posts on how to fix that somewhere.

I can't get the vertical positioning to work properly on a Mac.

http://gutierrez.cycloneinteractive.net/builttosuit/

If you visit this link on a PC with FireFox or IE and roll over the "Build to Suit" link at the bottom of the page, you will see that the menu should appear directly above that ...