Will this work? Or should we look for another menu/web editor app? (The staff is chomping at the bit to access their site again). Recommendations please if "no".the direct problem with the Milonic menus are that in the actual menu
script, one of the alternative menus uses iframes.
in the script is written <iframe src="blahblah> and </iframe>
When contribute sees that code (even though it is in a document.write and isn't executing) contribute thinks there are iframes on the page, and the dialog box to "pick a frame to edit" comes up. Since there aren't any real frames to select- there's no way to edit the page
the fix that i haven't had time to complete or test is (i'm guessing) break
apart the tag <iframe> and </frame> into text strings that are assembled in
the document.write , like <ifra + me> Then the tag parser in contribute
would not see it as a tag and ignore them
Or- replace the <iframe> with <span> but i'm not versed in the milonic
script enough to know ~why~ they are using an iframe there...
Contribute solution?
Contribute solution?
I posted over at MM to see if they found any solutions to the Contribute issue, and here is a reply that may help you solve this...
I think if Andy were to break it up, it might work. I dont know how long it is going to take him to put it in, or if at all. I can't test it right now, but I went through the mmenudom file and found the two instances of iframe that I think may be causing the problem. You can download the copy I editted at http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~dhergert/mmenudom.js Back up your own copy first and then try using this to see if it works. Its the latest copy as of Tuesday night 9PM EST just with a "+" placed in the middle of the iframe tags. Give it a shot and let me know when you get the file so I can take it down.
Dave Hergert
Software Engineer
"Helping to make the menu better, one
at a time."
Software Engineer
"Helping to make the menu better, one

There is one more, if you open up that file you downloaded from me there is one more string that is 'iframe' But its not really a tag, its just a piece of code thats telling the menu to create an HTML element of that type, which should only render a <iframe> tag at runtime...this is crazy. I would email MM again (like John did, but the more people the more urgent it will seem to them to fix) and tell them there is a NEW version of the menu and they should look at it and see where the errors occur.
Dave Hergert
Software Engineer
"Helping to make the menu better, one
at a time."
Software Engineer
"Helping to make the menu better, one
