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IE on a Mac?
2005/10/24 00:47
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by Tyler Lynch

I didn't see it specified, but does this menu support IE 5x on Mac OSX?
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Re: IE on a Mac?
2005/10/24 04:53
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by Kirk

I just tried it on my G5 running IE 5.23 on OS 10.3.9 and it wasn't working. The main dynarch.com site simply stays at the please wait animated area where the menu should be. Additionally I tried opening most of the examples included in the download and was unable to view the menu (either no indication of the menu or the simple tree of the menu items in list form)

That being said, since MS is no longer developing IE for the Mac, I would only be worried about compatibility with Safari and Firefox, both of which work well with the menu.

Hope this helps,
-Kirk
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translucent
2005/10/24 02:13
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by mspam25

I've search every file and can't find a sample of a translucent menu. How can I get this feature to work?
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Re: translucent
2007/08/24 21:12
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by jburson

I have the same question. How do we enable the menus to be translucent? It's advertised in the site's menu...
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» Re[2]: translucent, by AshwinKRaj [ quick view ]
Possible to prevent grabbing of Focus?
2005/10/27 20:34
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by screaser

It seems that in the default setup, when the menu finishes loading the window that it is in will grab focus.... for those users that work with multiple windows this can be very disruptive to flow in cases... is there any way to allow the menus to load without the page grabbing focus? (Couldn't find anything in the documentation/FAQ.) Thanks in advance.
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Re: Possible to prevent grabbing of Focus?
2005/10/27 20:39
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by Mihai Bazon

Sorry, I don't understand--what do you mean by "window grabs the focus"?
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» Re[2]: Possible to prevent grabbing of Focus?, by screaser [ quick view ]
» Re[3]: Possible to prevent grabbing of Focus?, by mishoo [ quick view ]
» Re[4]: Possible to prevent grabbing of Focus?, by screaser [ quick view ]
Open in a new tab/window
2005/10/31 05:23
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by asantosa

Is it possible to open the menu item in a new tab/window ? In other dhtml menu, I can do the right click on the menu item and it opens the browser menu for hyperlink and choose Open Link in a new Tab (Mozilla) or Window (IE), but when I try in hmenu, the right click behaves like left click.

Thanks in advance
Andy Santosa
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Re: Open in a new tab/window
2005/11/08 15:59
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by El Nen Cuc

I agree with that. Also I want the _full_default_browser_context_menu_ when right-click on menu items. This is for my a question of accesibility: default browsers behaviors must not be overriden by htmls, css or scripts if not needed. But with dynarch menus whe have no option (or I have not found the way), behavior is: right clicks are overriden.

Also, two other default browser behaviors overriden by dynarch menus are:

- When the cursor is over an item who is a link, the full url of the link must appear in the status bar or where the browser want these urls to appear. By now the target url is hidden.
- Selection of text over menu items are disabled. Why?

Perhaps some of these behaviors they have to be like now they are, but that is not what I desire. Thanks.
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IE page load problem
2005/11/01 23:54
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by Marc Shade

When the page with the menu loads in IE 6, you can see the un-styled format, then it assembles correctly upon full load. Is this why the nav on your site does the "loading navigation". Is there anything I can do maybe with JavaScript to make the nav invisable untill the page is loaded?

http://www.source9.com/review/cadence/
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Re: IE page load problem
2005/11/11 20:57
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by Marc Shade

I created an easy solution by making a generic div around the whole thing and making invisable until the page finishes loading:

<script type="text/javascript">
document.write('<style type="text/css">#menu{display:none;}<\/style>');
</script>

see it working here:
http://www.cadenceinnovation.com
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Context menu for iframe
2005/11/02 13:48
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by botmind

Hi.
I need a custom but very simple online wysiwyg html editor.
I need to create a custom context menu for this.
I tried to use your product for this, but when i specify the menu for iframe with id iFrame1 like <li class="context-for-iFrame1", it doesnt work (inside of the editable inside of the iframe document still the same default context menu appears), while it works fine for other "standard" html items.

I post this here, becaue in the description it was stated, that this menu should work for ALL html elements!!

Please help me!

Or tell me how is this done in your htmlarea product.

Thank you very very much!!
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Display popup then redirect
2005/11/18 13:40
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by Mark Handford

Hello,

I would like some of my menu options to display a popup before actually redirecting to the next page.

I have tried :

<li>
<a href="Mypage.asp" onClick="MM_popupMsg('test text')" >Some Option</a>
</li>

But this doesn't work.

Also, I would like to be able to diaplay a hidden layer called "hiddenlayer" and redirect the user. This is becaue the redirect page performs a large sql calculation before directing onto a page that the user sees and at the moment it looks like nothing is happening, so a nice "please wait" layer would look good.

I hope you unserdtand my two problems and can help me with this excellent product...

Regards,

Mark Handford
CEO, cooltxt.com
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Re: Display popup then redirect
2005/11/18 13:48
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by Mihai Bazon

Well, both problems can be solved by using a JS action rather than combining the two.  Indeed, we don't support the "onclick" argument on the links inside a menu item—that's because the whole link gets replaced with some complicated DOM elements that make up the menu item.

Anyway, here's a possible solution to your problem:

<li>
<a href="javascript:goToSlowAddress('Mypage.asp')">Some Option</a>
</li>

and include this script somewhere in your JavaScript files:

function goToSlowAddress(url) {
  // here you can popup whatever you want:
  MM_popupMsg('test text');

  // and now redirect:
  window.location = url;
}

Hope this helps.
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