Wrong position of 2. subMenu Netscape 8.0, Mozilla 1.7.12

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Wrong position of 2. subMenu Netscape 8.0, Mozilla 1.7.12

Post by burkhalter »

Hi

All Menus are in a single navigation Frame.

With the IE, and FF 1.5 and (Netscape 8.0 IE modus only) it displays the second Submenu in correct position.

With Mozilla 1.7.12 and (Netscape 8.0 Firefox modus) is the second Submenu in the wrong position (on top). Please take a look at the pictures.

this Problem to exist also in the orignal Menu Sample code "Apple Mac Style Menu" from milonic in a frame.

Please take a look at the pictures

on IE
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on Mozilla
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thanks for your answers
Last edited by burkhalter on Thu Mar 30, 2006 9:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by Migru »

Hi
it looks as if you are using frames but not using the

<script type="text/javascript" src="mm_navframe.js"></script>

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View Page Source from Netscape 8.0

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<script type="text/javascript" src="mm_navframe.js"></script>
is not necessary for navigation in a singel "frame" with or less no difference.

Frame Source from "right mouse click" (NS8)

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<html><head><title>Flugzeug Reservationssystem</title><SCRIPT Language="JavaScript">if (window != window.top) top.location.href=location.href;</SCRIPT></head>


<frameset rows="213,*" border="0" frameborder="0" framespacing="0">
<frameset cols="646,*">
<frame src="hmenu.php?PSI=a91e98fca018001d4dde2e527cb127a3&timi=1143458866&in=0" name="frame0" noresize frameborder="0" scrolling="no">
<frame src="kwin.php?PSI=a91e98fca018001d4dde2e527cb127a3" name="frame1" noresize frameborder="0" scrolling="no">
</frameset>
<frame src="bwplan.php?PSI=a91e98fca018001d4dde2e527cb127a3&461283" name="frame2" noresize frameborder="0" scrolling="yes">
</frameset>


<noframes><body bgcolor=#FFFFFF><b><h2>+W009 der verwendete Browser unterst&uuml;tzt keine Frames</h2><br> Bitte beziehen Sie einen aktuellen aus dem Internet <a href="http://websites.milonic.com/mozilla.org"><br>Mozilla</a><br><a href="http://websites.milonic.com/microsoft.com">Microsoft </a><br>diese Applikation funktioniert nur mit FRAME unterstürtzung</b></body></noframes></html>
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Post by Migru »

is not necessary for navigation in a single "frame" with or less no difference.
........this, I think depends on, whether the menu fits entirely into the frame or not.

Normally it is as follows
Since a dhtml object cannot occupy two frames at once, if the menu is too big to fit in the frame, it gets clipped ("cut off") by the browser. The way to avoid clipping is to have your main menu in the navigation frame, and open your submenus in the content frame.
In your case it seems, there is no clipping but re-positioning. Don´t have any different explanation for the moment.


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Post by Andy »

Hi,

Can you please ensure that you are using the very latest version of the menu.

I do know of some issues with past versions.

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New Release

Post by burkhalter »

Hi

With the latest Version 5.745 from 30.3.2006

The postion of subMenu in Netscape 8.0 (in Firefox modus) is now ok.

danks for the correction
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