two questions: one, if menu is purchased as a single user, can it be upgraded to another level in the future for the price difference?

also, is there a way to a) popup up a menu item (e.g. one containing a div) programmatically/from within code? & b) make it sticky (i.e., it doesn't go away when the mouse moves out, but closure is controlled through code)...if not, any ideas on if/when these features would be implemented?

thanks....

Hi, like everyone else have already said, this has gotten to be the best dhtml menu so far I've seen or used. Ok, so I'm using the trial version right now and I have two questions: 1. Does the menu support frames? I know someone has asked the question before, but it wasn't addressed and I would love to know. 2. How can one implement the "Loading please wait..." notice that is used on dynarch? Thank u and once again, respect!

Hi

I have the following situation: I have a kind of HTML grid that is a table where the user can add or remove rows by pressing some icons associated to each row. I would like to replace the icons with a context menu containing the add/remove row operations. The problem is this one: it's not possible to use DynarchMenu.setup method to assign the context menu to each table row because they are created on user action (using JavaScript), so treating the document onload does affect only the initial rows of the table. I tried to call DynarchMenu.setup after each row creation, but it seems the <ul> element containing the menu definition is not anymore in the current document (it was removed by the DynarchMenu.setup called after the docuement was loaded). Then I proceeded to inspect the DOM structure of the document trying to find what "changes" were perfomed over the elements associated with the context menu. I found oncontextmenu, onclick and __msh_info2 properties assigned to the elements I was interested in. Then it was no problem to assign the context menu to the newly created elements by simply copying the 3 properties from the initially created elements. But I don't like this solution and I'm asking if there is no other way (an API) to "assign" a context menu to a dynamically created HTML element.

Thanks in advance!

Hi,

I am trying to get a menu link to open in a new window using code:

<li class="plainnav"><a href="http://xxxx" target="_blank" title="Opens in a new window">xxxx</a></li>

This works fine in Firefox but IE (WinXp, SP2) just opens the link in the current window.

Do you have any tips?

Thank you!

Andrew

Great control!

I was wondering if you could help me with trying to set up two menus on the same page. I have been able to get the menus running fine but now I want the menus to have different appearances. I am trying to use the config variable className to set the second menus stylesheet class to a unique name. How do I then set up the style sheet to us this name? Is there an example?

I also noticed that the skins.html example on your site does not seem to work for me. i.e. the "Open" item should be green but it has the normal brown color when I view it. (I am using version 2.4).

Thanks again, really nice job, Rob Reiss

Hi,

I'm trying to use dynarchmenu in a intranet site (evaluation version).
My goal is to substitute actual menu to hmenu.
I have two problems:

1) dynarch directory is located into /menu/hmenu (var _dynarch_menu_url = "/menu/hmenu/";)
I found into error_log (apache logs) this error:
/hmenu/img/shadow.png not found

2) I'm using dynarch menu into a site with 2 frames (eg: "logo" e "main"). "main" is the frame that contain menu.
If I click to a link that reload the whole page (container + 2 frames), IE6 show these errors:
row 17: method or property not supported by the object
row 2: authorization denied
row 66: method or property not supported by the object
If I reload the single "main" frame, menu works well.

Any solutions ?
Thanks in advance