Hi Mihai,

...I made quite a bit of progress from yesterday ;-)

A couple of more questions:

1) Is there a limit as to how many times we can attach a menu to an object with something like this (perhaps a memory leak, a browser bug, or something like that)?  I would like to create some 10 individual context menus and attach then to different objects as the selections in a form change, so there would be  no limit as to how many times they would be reassigned.

var e = document.getElementById('my_element_id');
e.className = 'my_class dynarch-menu-ctxbutton-left';
DynarchMenu.setupContext(e, my_global_context_menu.items['my_sub_menu_name']);

2) Is there a way to have the context menu positioned in relation to the <span>, <img> or <a> tag we are associating it with?  I wanted to make it aligned as if it were a drop down menu and the <span>, <img> or <a> were its "parent".   So it would drop down left-bottom-aligned to that control/tag and not pop up next to the mouse pointer as the samples do.  It would make for a more "organized" look.

BTW: The lazy initialization rocks!  The attaching of the menu to 200 tags I asked you before was fast and worked like a charm.  The setupContext function above solved most of my problems, it would be nice to be able to disable/gray out individual items as we talked about before, but for now I could display "you-stupid-user type messages ;-)".  Overall I'm really impressed. So far I have been able to figure out how to do everything I want to with your menus. :-)

One wishy-washy, but nice to have feature... a standard ready-to-plug-in "preferences" menu with the ability for the user to save the settings in their cookies.

:-)