Hi, i would like to use frames and in the top frame i would like to have buttons using rollover graphics that use the popup() function instead of a menu as in the example.
i.e. <a href="#" target="main" onMouseOver="popup('menu1')" onMouseOut="popdn()"><img src=""></a>
Is there a way to do this so that the menu is opened in the bottom frame instead of the top frame? I tried:
onMouseOver="popup('menu1', 'target=main')"
and
onMouseOver="popup('menu1 targe=main')"
but neither worked. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Frames using popup()
Re: Frames using popup()
Try this
pf.popup("menu1");
Let me know if it works or not and I'll take a look
Cheers
Andy
pf.popup("menu1");
Let me know if it works or not and I'll take a look
Cheers
Andy
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Re: Frames using popup()
Hi Andy,
Thanks, your solution worked. I just put in:
parent.main.peopup("menu1");
However, i am now experiencing a problem in Netscape 4.78 where the menus sometimes disappear even when i'm hovering over them. Is this a common problem?
you can see what i've done at http://www.capchurch.ca/temp.html
Thanks again for your help,
Brent
Thanks, your solution worked. I just put in:
parent.main.peopup("menu1");
However, i am now experiencing a problem in Netscape 4.78 where the menus sometimes disappear even when i'm hovering over them. Is this a common problem?
you can see what i've done at http://www.capchurch.ca/temp.html
Thanks again for your help,
Brent
thanks
I just want to say thanks, I was also having the problem of trying to have menus pop up in other frames using the popup command and now my page works great. The only thing is though, I am using a three frame set up and where one of my menus shoud drop down, there is a border between frames so I've had to move my submenu over considerably. Its not that bad but I am assuming there is no way to have the menu over lap frames, correct?
Dave Hergert
Software Engineer
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