Somewhere between 5.42 and 5.47 a bug was introduced to the milonic that causes Opera to show the following error whenever a menu containing a submenu is displayed:
Event thread: onload
Error:
name: ReferenceError
message: Statement on line 19: Reference to undefined variable: No such variable 'fixMenu'
Backtrace:
Line 19 of linked script http://<my server>/iym/menu/mmenudom.js
fixMenu(_mi[0]);
In unknown script
_oifx(15);
At unknown location
{event handler trampoline}
(the <my server> is just for purposes of this message)
I am currently using 5.48 but I first noticed this with the 5.47 release. This only occurs in Opera on PC. All other browsers I have (netscape 6+ on PC and Mac, IE on PC and Mac, Safari on Mac) display properly.
Your thoughts? (email me and I will send you a link to the site on my local server)
I hope Andy doesn't mind me saying so... and normally I'd let him say it himself, or just upload an update, but I believe he may be out for a couple of days, so just in case this is causing you headaches I'll venture forth.
I believe it's due to a small typo in the code in mmenudom.js. Essentially, you need to change fixMenu(_mi[0]) to _fixMenu(_mi[0]) inside the _oifx() function definition (note the underscore in the call to _fixMenu() ). In v5.48, if you add a _ at column 15210 in the long line of code, that should fix it (nice pun, huh?).
Wow!... you're either very fast on the email notifications or you were on the forum when I posted. I think that's the fastest turn around I've seen yet.
Well, I hope he doesn't mind me going even a little further, but Andy is on a long overdue and well-deserved vacation. I'm sure that none of the regulars around here will dispute that statement, as you all know the kind of hours and dedication he's been putting into this system.
He'll be back at it next week, which really isn't that long to wait. Meanwhile, you'll just have to put up with the Team...
