<HTML>If I don't get any real big issues to fix I will probably release the menu either tomorrow or Saturday.
I'm trying to fix the IE4.5 Mac problems but as far as other browsers and OS's are concerned I'm sure that the menu works fine. If anyone knows differently I'd like to know about it as soon as possible so that I can get things moving, this release has gone on far too long already.
<a href=http://www.milonic.co.uk/menu/beta>http ... /menu/beta
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Cheers
Andy</HTML>
Beta 3 is ready for testing.
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Daniel.Soares@sunysb.edu
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<HTML>Hey Andy,
The menu is awsome. I have 3.25 that I just downloaded a few days ago and had just one problem with it.. It works great in IE but when I placed the calls to the JS function in a table in Netscape 4.x it wouldnt display.. i checked the FAQ and saw that it was something you guys are aware of.
Is this fixed now in the new release? When will the new release be out... I'm itching to play with it
Thanks an great job !!!
Dan</HTML>
The menu is awsome. I have 3.25 that I just downloaded a few days ago and had just one problem with it.. It works great in IE but when I placed the calls to the JS function in a table in Netscape 4.x it wouldnt display.. i checked the FAQ and saw that it was something you guys are aware of.
Is this fixed now in the new release? When will the new release be out... I'm itching to play with it
Thanks an great job !!!
Dan</HTML>
Re: Beta 3 is ready for testing.
<HTML>Hi Andy, don't see any difference on NS 4.7 on Mac OS 9.0.4 - page refreshes every second.
Best,
Andy</HTML>
Best,
Andy</HTML>
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tiiruum@mail.lv
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<HTML>setting menu width to any number makes seperators turn to menumouseover color.</HTML>
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<HTML>The Netscape 4.7 bug has been fixed and i've set the width to 100 on the horizontal menu. I've tested in all the browsers I can test and it works fine.
-- Andy.</HTML>
-- Andy.</HTML>
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gclayton@earthlink.net
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Re: Beta 3 is ready for testing.
<HTML>Hi Andy
I doubt its important but the only thing I saw was that the menu that is glued to a table is bigger than the table, and sticks out to the right, making the window bigger than will fit on my screen. This is in IE5.5 and I would guess that its not a bug but just some adjusting needed in the size of the menu elements.
You are doing an amazing job!</HTML>
I doubt its important but the only thing I saw was that the menu that is glued to a table is bigger than the table, and sticks out to the right, making the window bigger than will fit on my screen. This is in IE5.5 and I would guess that its not a bug but just some adjusting needed in the size of the menu elements.
You are doing an amazing job!</HTML>
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pat@dracoblu.com
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<HTML>hi andy....
i am seeing the same issue as i mentioned in previous posts with mac os8.5 using ie5. the sub-menus for "downloads" and "configuration" appear to left one column over.
win98 using ie5.5 was fine, but netscape6.2 had the small arrows slightly over the headings.
i hope this info helps....pat
ps - i too noticed the menu in all cases extend beyond the table.</HTML>
i am seeing the same issue as i mentioned in previous posts with mac os8.5 using ie5. the sub-menus for "downloads" and "configuration" appear to left one column over.
win98 using ie5.5 was fine, but netscape6.2 had the small arrows slightly over the headings.
i hope this info helps....pat
ps - i too noticed the menu in all cases extend beyond the table.</HTML>
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<HTML>Andy,
I've noticed a minor issue to bring to your attention using IE5.5 on NT4. In the beta menu, under samples, if you slowly move the cursor from one submenu item to the next one below it, I notice that:
The following enu item get high-lighted even thought the hand pointer's finger is still located and 'pointing' to the submenu item above.
Can it be that the item that gets high-lighted is the one over which a majority (or the mid-point) of the cursor is located?
Your insight on this behavior would be appreciated (I suspect it may be a default browser issue)?
Thanks,
Andre</HTML>
I've noticed a minor issue to bring to your attention using IE5.5 on NT4. In the beta menu, under samples, if you slowly move the cursor from one submenu item to the next one below it, I notice that:
The following enu item get high-lighted even thought the hand pointer's finger is still located and 'pointing' to the submenu item above.
Can it be that the item that gets high-lighted is the one over which a majority (or the mid-point) of the cursor is located?
Your insight on this behavior would be appreciated (I suspect it may be a default browser issue)?
Thanks,
Andre</HTML>