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Taken From The Forum: Help & Support for DHTML Menu Version 5+
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_I has no properties


Poster: marks
Dated: Friday August 20 2004 - 8:23:35 BST

I've just tried to upgrade a site from 5.33 to 5.42 and it works on the web but fails when running on localhost - in my javascript console I'm gettting

"_I has no properties" on line 19 mmenudom.js"

Any pointers welcome.


Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Friday August 20 2004 - 23:50:49 BST

Hi,

Have you recently updated to SP2 of Win XP?

Kevin


Poster: marks
Dated: Tuesday August 31 2004 - 11:02:38 BST

Hi Kevin - sorry for the slow response - I've been away.

No - I'm on Win2k


Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Tuesday August 31 2004 - 18:38:01 BST

Can you post a url to where you have it implemented on the web? Are you running it locally just processing the html, or are you actually running it locally through a local web server? (Your reference to localhost makes me thinkyou're using a staging server.)

Kevin


Poster: marks
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 12:13:07 BST

Hi Kevin - it's all a bit odd because it sort of works now, no javascript errors - see http://www.orbys.com/octa

However the location of the menus works in Mozilla but not in IE6.

The location I'm specifying is relative to the image to which the script is attached in version 5.33, but in version 5.42 it now seems to be relative to the top left of the window?


Poster: marks
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 12:20:41 BST

Should add - the menus position themselves ok when you first rollover them - on re-visting the positioning goes wrong. Also I've noticed that the page isn't rendering the blue background correctly, beyond the footer, but is ok on version 5.33.


Poster: Andy
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 12:28:52 BST

Hi,

An upgrade to version 5.44 should help fix this problem.

Hope this helps.
Andy


Poster: marks
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 12:52:57 BST

Hi Andy - it fixes the main problem.

However the rendering of the background blue is still an issue. My monitor is 1280 x 1024 so there's room for a bit of blue below the footer. The space below the footer remains white until you resize the browser, when it goes blue.

It's ok on Mozilla and was ok on IE with 5.33

See http://www.orbys.com/octa/index.php


Poster: Andy
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 15:57:38 BST

Hi,

I'm not with you? - Can you please explain in a little more detail (I can be a bit thick sometimes) exactly what the problem is?

Cheers
Andy


Poster: marks
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 17:17:15 BST

Sure

Open http://www.orbys.com/octa in IE6 and you'll notice that the blue background stops level with the grey footer bar (that has the copyright notice).

Then refresh or resize the browser window and the blue backgorund then fills in below the grey footer bar, as it should.

In Firefox it's ok and it's ok in IE 6 using an earlier version of your script so i'm guessing there's a problem with the way the divs are being loaded.


Poster: Andy
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 17:27:27 BST

Hi,

Try changing <BODY> to <BODY bgcolor="#003c7a">

This seems to fix it for me.

Which version of the menu did this used to work with?

-- Andy


Poster: marks
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 18:07:37 BST

5.33

I could try the <BODY> tag but I'm trying to build sites using CSS only from now on so this change would go against this.


Poster: marks
Dated: Wednesday September 1 2004 - 18:14:54 BST

I've created another version at http://www.orbys.com/octa1 which is idendical to the one you've seen at http://www.orbys.com/octa except the scripts are 5.33 - from another site but paid for :-)

This alternative works fine. It's not a critical issue, I can stick with the older version, although it would be comforting to know I could migrate to the current version in the future.