Netscape 6 does not show menu

Poster: leatherlips
Dated: Tuesday July 2 2002 - 21:12:58 BST

I have searched this forum but I haven't been able to find a response that actually gives an answer. My menu works in IE but not in Netscape. In Netscape it doesn't show up at all. How can I fix this?

Poster: Andy
Dated: Tuesday July 2 2002 - 21:43:46 BST

Hi,

I'll need to know what version of the menu you are running and also the version of Netscape what has the problem.

If you can give me a URL that would be even better.

Cheers
Andy

Netscape

Poster: leatherlips
Dated: Wednesday July 3 2002 - 0:21:29 BST

Sorry I left out that important information.

I am trying to view it with Netscape 4x and 6x. Neither of them show the menu. I originally had the version that is on Dynamic Drives website but just recently tried the new download from this site.

The URL of my test page is:

http://www.westcler.org/gm/_newdesigntest/template.htm

The menu should appear just below the address as it does in IE 6.

Thanks for looking into it for me.

Fixed it

Poster: leatherlips
Dated: Wednesday July 3 2002 - 22:26:46 BST

I fixed the problem. All I did was change the shadow effect. Where it said shadow=5 I changed it to shadow=0. Now it works. Thanks.

No menu in NS 6

Poster: NetWhiz
Dated: Tuesday July 9 2002 - 19:13:35 BST

I have the menu working in IE Mozilla, and Netscape 4.x, but it will not work in Netscape 6.x. I have the latest version (3.4.12).

I put a properties.js file in the ehad, dynamically generate addmenu([...]) calls with supplied params, and then put the call to dumpmenus() inside the mmenu.js file at the end of the page.

Like I said, the other major browsers seem to work fine, but Netscape 6.x throws the following errors:

addmenu is not defined
popup is not defined
popdn is not defined

It also does not work in Opera 6.03 (trying 6.04 shortly).

Any ideas?

The menus are triggered by a rollover on some images which are located in a table cell on the page.

Never mind ...

Poster: NetWhiz
Dated: Tuesday July 9 2002 - 20:51:42 BST

All it was was that I had put language=="JavaScript" instead of language="JavaScript". Once I noticed that, Netscape 6 came back working just fine. They are VERY picky, even pickier than Mozilla is!

Glad it got caught though.