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Must hit Refresh for the menu to display
Poster: gary_smithson __at__ yahoo.com
Dated: Monday April 29 2002 - 19:47:36 BST
mmneu.js version 3.3.19
At http://dtccom.net/~garysmit/thebytefactory_6/ I must often Refresh the page after the first load for the menu to display. Does anyone have a solution for this?
Cheers,
Gary
Re: Must hit Refresh for the menu to display
Poster: Andy
Dated: Monday April 29 2002 - 20:40:01 BST
Hi,
Ermm . . . . Seems alright to me - loaded first time.
What browser are you using?
-- Andy
Re: Must hit Refresh for the menu to display
Poster: gary_smithson __at__ yahoo.com
Dated: Monday April 29 2002 - 21:14:32 BST
Andy,
Thanks for taking a look. I normally use IE5.0. I think the important thing to note is that the problem happens mostly over slower connections. My connection is 1/2 ISDN (which is 64K) and it often happens on the first load. By "first load" I mean, coming back to the site after visiting any other unrelated site.
Cheers,
Gary
Re: Must hit Refresh for the menu to display
Poster: fr __at__ fsmail.net
Dated: Tuesday April 30 2002 - 9:58:11 BST
I didn't have a problem viewing the menus, but are the sub menus supposed to stay down as you move along the top bar, I would have thought that once you move from "Services" to "Download" the Services sub menu should disappear? Or is this how it works?
Re: Must hit Refresh for the menu to display
Poster: gary_smithson __at__ yahoo.com
Dated: Tuesday April 30 2002 - 16:11:57 BST
Frank,
Good eye! You are correct, the submenus should disappear. It is probably a frameset related problem and Andy is working on the solution even now.
Thanks for the feedback!
Cheers,
Gary
Re: Must hit Refresh for the menu to display
Poster: gary_smithson __at__ yahoo.com
Dated: Tuesday April 30 2002 - 16:43:32 BST
I just had an idea. I'll bet that the "refresh required over a slow connection" problem has something to do with the order or speed in which the frames load. Think about it, in a frameset menu, there are actually 2 menus that interact with each other. The "Main" menu might need to call into the "Content" menu and it hasn't finished loading yet. I admit I do have a large image in the content frame. I'm sure a few of you have investigated how the menu works.... any comments?
Cheers,
Gary