Re[2]: firefox display problem
2004/11/17 09:40
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by Greg

I looked over some of the last posts and I think I know where the problem is in my code...
We have put the js and css files in different directories... one of the previous posts mentioned a variable that needed to be set... here is a snipet of my code.

href="/css/hmenu.css" type="text/css"
media="screen, print" />

Is this going to cause a problem?

Re[3]: firefox display problem
2004/11/17 09:41
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by Greg

oops.. doesn't look like your site liked that post.

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Re[3]: firefox display problem
2004/11/17 10:07
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To avoid any trouble, you should install the menu as described in the documentation, that is, copy the full src/ subdirectory somewhere in your server and define the _dynarch_menu_url variable with the absolute path (starting with a slash) to where you copied it.

So yes, such problem can appear because you didn't defined the variable. DynarchMenu uses the value of this variable to determine where the menu was installed, in order to load some images. If these images can't be found, you are seing the empty rectangle that the browser draws in place of the missing image.

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Re[4]: firefox display problem
2004/11/17 10:18
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by Greg

that was my assumption... I would rather have all my script in one directory and all my css in another.. but I can just put it all in one directory to avoid any problems... it is just odd that IE did not have a problem with this while firefox does..

Thanks

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