My menu works fine in Vertical mode, however, if I switch it to Horizontal mode all that is displayed is a small speck (a few pixels). I have compared my array specification with the demo (which switches without problem) and can't see what's wrong.
Anyone else seen this problem?
TIA
Chris.
Problem with Horizontal
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The strange world of DHTML
Hi John,
I'm not ready to put the site on the web server yet! Anyway I doubt that it would have helped too much
You see I'm not including the menu code in the usual way (include of a menu_array.js), what I'm doing is building the menu array code on the fly with XSL transformations of XML documents from our own application server. The XML document specifies the data and the layout of the page using calls to our XSL components, the latest of which called webMenu encapsulates the Milonic menu. The problem was the position of the dynamically built JS in my HTML. For some reason the horizontal style of the menu just didn't like where it was although the vertical style was quite happy
I moved the point at which I transform the webMenu template to just before the </body> and its now happy
So now I'm
too!
Chris.
I'm not ready to put the site on the web server yet! Anyway I doubt that it would have helped too much

You see I'm not including the menu code in the usual way (include of a menu_array.js), what I'm doing is building the menu array code on the fly with XSL transformations of XML documents from our own application server. The XML document specifies the data and the layout of the page using calls to our XSL components, the latest of which called webMenu encapsulates the Milonic menu. The problem was the position of the dynamically built JS in my HTML. For some reason the horizontal style of the menu just didn't like where it was although the vertical style was quite happy


So now I'm

Chris.