Release Candidate 3

Poster: Andy
Dated: Thursday July 17 2003 - 9:43:18 BST

Just released RC3 to http://www.milonic.com/v5_rc3/menu.htm

Can't see much more needs doing other than a few feature requests.

Cheers
Andy

Release 3 link ?

Poster: Romeo
Dated: Thursday July 17 2003 - 11:57:29 BST

Hi Andy
Takes you to the RC2 page ?

Poster: Andy
Dated: Thursday July 17 2003 - 12:04:23 BST

Oops, forgot to change the text.

Fixed now though

-- Andy

Poster: agge
Dated: Friday July 18 2003 - 10:16:04 BST

I hope cellspacing will be implented into final version!



but anyway i love this menu !

Poster: Andy
Dated: Friday July 18 2003 - 10:17:41 BST

Try changing your margin or remove it altogether.

Also you might want to remove the onborder from the style.

These are all fully configurable and will all be in the final release

Cheers
Andy

Poster: agge
Dated: Friday July 18 2003 - 10:39:33 BST

im using version 3. Should i update to rc3 or wait for final?

Poster: John
Dated: Saturday July 19 2003 - 19:10:04 BST


Ah - shame You're in the v5 section of the Forum, so that confused us old folks (sorry, Boss).

I would go to RC3 right now. If Andy should release additional RCs, and even when the final does come out, the upgrade will be extremely easy.

Script Errors Moving from RC2 to RC3

Poster: gardenguy
Dated: Tuesday July 22 2003 - 13:10:00 BST

Hi there,
Since I never found any info on how to move from one RC to another, I presumed I needed to move updated files to replace my existing ones.
In my case I have been running with mmenudom.js, milonic_src.js, mmenus4.js and I use the vertical menu. But I did not replace vertical_data.js, since I have my own otherwise named version all nice and edited.
Did something in the vertical_data.js file change? That is what my pop up js failure window says is the source of my problem.
For now I have restored RC_2 so the menu can still work.
Thanks
David

Poster: John
Dated: Tuesday July 22 2003 - 15:15:59 BST

Typically it's the code files (not the arrays) that change in an RC update. Sometimes, however, Andy will add some additional callable features to the system which you will see reflected in the array, so it's a good idea to check. Another possibility is that there was something amiss in your original array that a bug fix in the main code has now caught.

In my case, my arrays end in .cfm, so I just move the whole new RC over to my working directory and update the _src file. Because of the .cfm, none of my working arrays get over-written, and then I just do a quick array check to see if he's snuck something new in.