I'd like to use one style as the default for menus (longhorn), and then use another style (say, modern) for a specific menu or toolbar menu. How can I do that?

Also, the longhorn style is messed up when using it in a toolbar.

OK, one feature that is really needed, in particular if you are doing toolbars, is support for the combined button/menu thing. For example, in MS Outlook there is a Send/Receive button. When you click it, it works as a button, but if you click the down arrow on the right (I'd like to be able to choose the left), it is a menu. We can do this now, of course, only that the two down hover together, and have that UI that people know means that they are together.

http://www.ozonline.com.au/image/windows/outlook/toolbar/sendreceive.gif

How can I get an item to not have the hover effect?

I tried adding a class called nohover to the item in question, and adding this to the end of the longhorn theme, but it doesn't work (does show the test red outline either):

div.dynarch-horiz-menu table tr td.nohover { background:; border-color: red; }

Hi,

I have a question regarding context menus.
I want for each TR in a table to have something like this:

oncontextmenu="show_menu(param1, param2)"

And in show_menu function to be called the DynarchMenu (as a context menu). Depending on the params I will add/delete/enable/disable menu items.

Is this possible?

Thanks

How do I open a menu from JS? I'd like a help are to automatically open a menu and select an item as if I clicked the menu and used the arrow key to select the item. How can I do this?

Thanks in advance!

I don't wait for the onload event to fire before I call the Dynarch setup call -- I do it inline after the elements are defined so that there isn't page jumping while the browser deals the change in height and width. Since the script is loaded first, DynarchMenu should already be defined. Yet, about 5% of the time I get the error. Its driving me nuts. And it only seems to be happening in FF2. http://v3.network54.com/

Hi. I love this menu. It works beautifully and was easy to customize. However, I'm getting an issue with page loads. On initial load, my content is pushed to the bottom of the screen, and then pops into place after a fraction of a second (on high speed access, takes a few seconds on low bandwidth to pop into place). Is this an issue with the code <ul id="menu" style="visibility: hidden">? It appears the amount of space my body content is pushed down equals the space the menu occupies when I view the page in "Design" mode in Dreamweaver.

How can I fix this page load issue?

Much respect and appreciation in advance for your help,
--Robin.

We use DynarchMenu in a searchresult table with multiple selection implemented, (ctrl-clicks enables multiple selection). Works fine in FF and IE for win32, but on MacOSX DynarchMenu seems to hijack the ctrl-click, as well as command-clicks, and there it stays. So, no multiple selection for OSX...

Is there any way to avoid that DynarchMenu is triggered by ctrl-clicks and/or command-clicks in FF for OSX?

Hi,

I am trying to make the HMenu mimic dropdown (SELECT element) behaviour. The client has asked for it to appear as a dropdown menu, but which supports hierarchical submenus.
This is reasonably easy in terms of giving it the same UI etc, but when I select an item in the list, the menu title needs to change so that users can see what they've selected.

Changing the original A element which provided the title does not change the menu title, which is predictable since the menu has already been generated from the source HTML.  Is there an exposed method or hack which will allow me to change this title?

Thanks,

Giles