PHPSESSID ruining things only the 1st time u browse the page

[Talloula]

if i browse my page in a new browser window, the menu doesn't appear
and there's errors in the page.

if i hit refresh, everything works great. i did a compare on the two sources and here's the difference.

before hitting refresh:

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else{if(ns4){hlnk="<a href="\?PHPSESSID=ab19f83147c87e463f92148dafafc01e"""+hlnk+"\" "+ltarg}else{hlnk=

after hitting refresh it becomes:

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else{if(ns4){hlnk="<a href=\""+hlnk+"\" "+ltarg}else{hlnk=

i cannot change the server's php settings.
is there a way to modify the script to prevent this, I assume the server is automatically inserting the PHPSESSID wherever it sees a href="....
right?

[Andy]

You could try changing mmenu.js and replace all href's with a split version like this

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else{if(ns4){hlnk="<a hr"+""+"ef=\""+hlnk+"\" "+ltarg}else{hlnk= 

I'm not sure at what point PHP is parsing mmenu.js so the above might not work though.

Also, if you have mmenu.js named mmenu.js then you must tell PHP not to parse .js files but I'm assuming you have renamed the .js file as .php

-- Andy

[Talloula]

I thought that I "had" to rename it to .php
is it possible to leave the file as a js and then include it in the code?

and if i do that, how do I tell php not to parse .js files?

thanks for all the prompt help, this is a great menu!!!
Talal

[Talloula]

breaking apart the "href" worked, no more PHPSESSID

and I also left the mmenu.js as a js file, and i just echoed the <script src=...></script> line in php and it worked like a charm.

thanks
Talloula