http://www.byui.edu/CareerServices/proj ... /index.htm
This is a project I'm working on. The DHTML menu our school has is Version 5.725. I was trying to include another page which has a java script menu, but it made the top menu invisible in IE and unclickable in Safari. Is it a problem of Milonic or the scripts I'm using?
Here is the page I tried to include:
http://www.byui.edu/CareerServices/proj ... /index.htm
All the related style and java script files and be found in the source of these pages.
Thanks
Menu doesn't display in IE and not clickable in Safari
Re: Menu doesn't display in IE and not clickable in Safari
The first requirement is an upgrade of your menu software to the current version - v5.796. What you're running is at least 2 years old. Current software is required for help here in the forum. Read the files in /docs/ in the download, as much has changed.
Also note that a much 'cleaner' call to the code is now available...
In the example I have left out the NS4 call, as it's pretty much dead.
Once you get this fixed come back if you're still having problems.
Also note that a much 'cleaner' call to the code is now available...
Code: Select all
<script type="text/javascript" src="milonic_src.js"></script>
<noscript><a href="http://www.milonic.com/">JavaScript DHTML Menu Powered by Milonic</a></noscript>
<script type="text/javascript" src="mmenudom.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="menu_data.js"></script>
Once you get this fixed come back if you're still having problems.
John
Re: Menu doesn't display in IE and not clickable in Safari
The problem is that I'm not the web author for our school, so I don't have the access to upgrade the software. I have to put the menu on each page but only have the right to edit the part I'm supposed to.
Re: Menu doesn't display in IE and not clickable in Safari
Then you'll need to pass my message to your webmaster(s) - those who can update the menu code.
Sorry, really not trying to be a snot, but we simply cannot offer any support for code that is not up to date, let alone 2 years old! It's one of the very few rules we have here, as we have found that, in many cases, updating is all it takes to fix a problem. We are still more than happy to help, but this rule is a must.
Thanks.
Sorry, really not trying to be a snot, but we simply cannot offer any support for code that is not up to date, let alone 2 years old! It's one of the very few rules we have here, as we have found that, in many cases, updating is all it takes to fix a problem. We are still more than happy to help, but this rule is a must.
Thanks.
John