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Table's td for x & y pos. and mouseover in td to activat

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I just downloaded the gzipped file for evaluation. I am please to see that the menus script can work around over IE's select bar (active X), over java applet and over iframe which the current website use. I'm also glad to see the drop-down menu pop-up real quick when the mouse is over it. I'm not satisfied with all of those that don't work in SmartMenus which I have on the current website and some people are starting to complain about it now.

So, anyway, I'm trying find the result to two problems and when I searched the forum, I got over 500 of them and couldn't find the one that match my search, so I'm posting it here.

1) I'm using the table's td tag as a mouseover and mouseout for the drop-down menus. The sample script that I downloaded doesn't have the mouseover and mouseout attribute in it. So, how can I do that to make it work? Sample script/code??

2) I'm using the relative position to get the drop-down menu to work right from the table's td tag. Again, this sample script doesn't have this. So, how can I do that to make it work? Sample script/code??

3) Does this script allow the use of child submenu that drop-down from the parent submenu? Like this...

Menu 1 | Menu 2 | Menu 3 | Menu 4
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| SubMenuA-1 |
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| SubMenuA-2 |
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| SubMenuA-3 >| SubMenuB-1 |
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| SubMenuB-2 |
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Yes, then what's the sample code that make this possible??

Right now, I'm stuck at it. I made a copy of the webpage from the current webpage onto my local machine and am trying to put this downloaded menu script into the copied webpage. I'm doing this to see what work and what don't work, how does it fit into the webpage and how does it do with the IE's <select> tag, Java applet, iframe and whether is there conflict with other javascript codes. (Have lots and lots of javascript codes on it). I can't buy it if I don't know if it would work or not. This is what I'm evaluating the downloaded menu scirpt for.

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See if this helps.
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Gee... I come upon this website via the overLibMws forum and did a little look around and saw the downloadable link at the right, just like the one you see on the front page. Was surprised there isn't a hefty documentation and demos that came with the downloaded files and thought that was it! Like a unassembled bike without a manual. I was so overwhelmed that I forgot to do some looking around on the website. Thanks for the link. Now I can get started on it.

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run child drop-down menu right from the td tag...

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How do I run the child menu right from the td tag without a parent menu?? I don't need that parent menu.

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Yuck!!! No way, not hte mouse position or fixed position. It had to be relative from the table's td tag. So, found the one for images, so will try to tweak it to work with the table's td tag instead of the image's tag.

http://milonic.com/menusample24.php
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