5_732, 5_733 bug with first submenu in IE

Poster: kexik_white
Dated: Friday October 7 2005 - 13:21:56 BST

I have to use 5_731 version, because latest version in IE6 (in Opera works fine) the first child of menu is not expanded on a first try - user have to move to second or next subitem and then can be first child expanded on mouseover.
Will be this problem solved in final 5_733 ? Thanks

Poster: Ruth
Dated: Sunday October 9 2005 - 1:36:17 BST

We need to see your page to check this. If you can't post that, please check the Milonic main site and see if the problem occurs on that browser for you, if it doesn't and you can't post a link to the page causing the problem, we would need the html code, the menu data file and any style sheets you are using.

Ruth

Poster: kexik_white
Dated: Monday October 10 2005 - 9:29:36 BST

> please check the Milonic main site and see if the problem occurs on that browser for you

There is a problem - the Milonic main site menu doesnt contain any item, which has submenu on some first item, because the bug is not possible to demonstrate.

HTML code, data file and stylesheets:

http://t-mobile.cz/Web/Business/Zpravy/Default.aspx

http://t-mobile.cz/Web/ClientFunction.P ... egmentID=8

http://t-mobile.cz/SystemSupport/StyleS ... esktop.css
http://t-mobile.cz/SystemSupport/StyleS ... tPrint.css

This site still use 5_731 version.

Problem persist in 5_733 final

Poster: kexik_white
Dated: Wednesday October 19 2005 - 14:09:19 BST

Problem persist in 5_733 final:

If you expand some level of menu (mouseover) and first item has a submenu, it will not be expanded on first time you move over - item will be expanded after you move over other items of menu and return to the first item.

Poster: Andy
Dated: Tuesday October 25 2005 - 13:22:00 BST

Hi,

This problem should be solved in version 5.734

If not, let me know and get right on it.

Hope this helps,
Andy

Fixed - but new bug in Opera...

Poster: kexik_white
Dated: Friday October 28 2005 - 16:31:50 BST

Thanks, it works fine now, but in Opera is some position bug - submenus are rendered about 15px lower than in IE, FF:

http://t-mobile.cz/Web/Default.aspx

Poster: richardrosenman
Dated: Monday November 14 2005 - 21:12:07 GMT

Hello;

I have the exact same problem with the latest release (5.734) and I need to get this fixed urgently.

Please see the example:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/beta/index.htm

I have already submitted this to registered support but have not yet received a response.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
-Richard

Poster: Ruth
Dated: Monday November 14 2005 - 22:42:53 GMT

Hello,

Try adding wmode="transparent" to your flash code.

Ruth

Poster: richardrosenman
Dated: Monday November 14 2005 - 22:45:54 GMT

Hi Ruth;

It will happen on any page with or without Flash - go to the "info" menu and select any of those pages, then try the menu again - the same error will occur.

-Richard

Poster: Ruth
Dated: Monday November 14 2005 - 23:12:16 GMT

Hi,

I've got Opera 7.54 and I'm not seeing any problem on any page but the one with the flash. What exactly is happening?

Ruth

Poster: richardrosenman
Dated: Monday November 14 2005 - 23:39:25 GMT

Hi Ruth;

I'm using IE v6.0.2800.1106IC on Win 2000. This is what is happening exactly:

1. When you drag the mouse over Gallery, the sub-menu drops down.

2. Then if you move the mouse down to the FIRST submenu in the dropdown, it will NOT open it's sub-menu on the right side, even though it has one.

3. If you continue to move the mouse down to the SECOND sub-menu under 'Gallery', it's sub-menu on the right side will work as it should, then if you move the mouse back up to the first sub-menu, it will now work.

4. If you get out of the 'Gallery' menu altogether and try again, same bug will occur. This will also happen with the first sub-menu under the 'Software' section, etc.

I tried it at work today, also using Win 2K and same bug. I didn't check what version of IE I had at work, but it was IE. Since most people are using IE, and most probably v6, I would like to try and figure this one out.

I appreciate your help, by the way.

-Richard

Poster: richardrosenman
Dated: Tuesday November 15 2005 - 2:02:28 GMT

By the way, here is another thread describing the exact same problem as well but the solution offered did not fix it:

http://www.milonic.com/forum/viewtopic. ... st+submenu

Seems like a lot of other people are having this same problem.

Any other ideas?

-Richard

Poster: Ruth
Dated: Tuesday November 15 2005 - 2:55:31 GMT

Hi,

Try downloading the 5.735 pre-release version and see if that helps the issue. This one has some fixes for frames based menus. Go to the main site, then on the menu under DHTML Menu go down to Menu Version Information, about 3/4 of the way down. When you go to that page, you should see the 6.734 at the top and then in red below it a pre-release for 5.735.

Make sure you back up your existing 5.734 version someplace.

As for the other thing I mentioned about wmode="transparent' you should put that in the flash object because there are some browsers that will not allow the menu to go over the flash without it. Also, Opera seems to be a browser in which flash is always on top, something in their programming and how they have it set for flash objects.

Ruth

Poster: richardrosenman
Dated: Tuesday November 15 2005 - 3:44:05 GMT

Hi Ruth;

Good call! That fixed it.

I appreciate your help and am looking forward to implementing this new, powerful menu!

I'll also try what you suggested for the Flash media.

Regards,
-Richard

Poster: Ruth
Dated: Tuesday November 15 2005 - 7:03:33 GMT

Hi,

Here is some info on using the wmode transparent with the flash. What it does is allow things like dhtml layers to show through the flash.

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14201.html --How to create a flash movie with transparent background.

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/155/tn_15523.html --Flash and dhtml layers, fixing always on top issue


There was also something I read someplace about using a combination of wmode="transparent" and opaque. One in the embed tag and one in the param. Sorry I can't find it, and don't remember which went where or what the circumstances were for doing that. You might experiment.

Ruth