popup/dn problems after converting from ver3 to ver5

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georgi
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popup/dn problems after converting from ver3 to ver5

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Im using popup/popdn to activate menus when mousing over graphic buttons. No problem with version 3, but after converting to version 5 the button rollovers don't work correctly - I get a javascript error.

Please see following pages on our development web site:
version 3 menu: http://cfdev.rsna.org:81
version 5 menu: http://cfdev.rsna.org:81/index-milonic5.htm

The three buttons with associated menus and rollovers are those on the left side of the page named Diagnostic, Interventional, and Rad Therapy.

Has Popup/dn function changed? If this is documented, please direct me to it.

Thanks,
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georgi wrote:Has Popup/dn function changed? If this is documented, please direct me to it.
All of the v5 parameters are available on the main site at http://milonic.com/.
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Parameters for popups are

popup("menuname") or
popup("menuname",1) or
popup("menuname,"imagename") or

and

popdown()

The menu keeps changing too quickly for the docs to keep up sometimes.

Hope this helps
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Post by Hergio »

Andy,
If you dont mind my asking, what do each of these overloaded functions do? I understand the first one obviously, but I am guessing the other two mean that the menu will popup where the mouse is, and the menu will pop near an image or something. Unsure though. Thanks a bunch boss.
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