It appears to be working in IE7.

I can't check it in IE6 because Microsoft tricked me into installing IE7 as an update.

This forum uses PHP and the code is embedded into the software.

I do not know if it can be done with javascript.

It might help if we can see all of the coding so that we can determine where the error lies.

Here is a script that captures any text that has been highlighted with the cursor. In Internet Explorer, it even grabs text highlighted within a text box or textarea.
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Answer to the last question...

You need to upload your filesd to a Web server.

You can either find a free Web hosting provider or purchase a domain name and a hosting plan.

The problem is that your array


Names[0] "Matt"


Is actually a two dimensional array of characters...so

Names[0][0] = 'M'
Names[0][1] = 'A'

Do you mean a dropdown form field?

Without loading this into a Web page, there are a couple of things it could be,

If there is a 1px space between the submenus, the menu will close when you roll over it.

The other common problem...

You would need to do somethng like this:


tmenu[3] = [["Departments", "#", "dropdown"]];
smenu[3] = new Array(); fmenu[3] = new Array();
smenu[3][1] = [["Administration", "#",...

Have you tried using onload to keep the displayNav function from being read until after the page loads?

Bazmanblue,

In spirit, I tend to agree with you...however, each setting has its own set of policies and procedures.

As this forum is intended as a professional outlet, proper use of pronouns...

I have posted a tutorial on this site at http://www.daniweb.com/tutorials/tutorial55309.html which may help those in need of a simple dropdown menu along with a working example.

P.S. The example...

I found this for you...

http://www.javascript-page.com/cright.html

It can be easily modified to do what you are asking...however anyone moderately familiar with such things can easily run a...

This sounds like a hotmail issue.

You will need to contact them.

#topMenu li #flyMenu3_6 {
margin: -21px 0 0 135px;
width:167px;
}


is one of the styles to control the position of the flyout menus
you need one of these for each flyout

Ha!

I knew I'd figure it out eventually.

I based it on the Suckerfish menu...but it works very similar to my first post.

Simply add your items to the arrays in the javascript file and...

There's more than one way to skin a cat...let me try something else.

Well, Mikeish...

I've got the multi-level menu working in html...but I am having difficulty using javascript to create the three-dimensional array.

The file is in my first response to this post.

Are you refering to the dropdown menu or did you want the breadcrumb liks as well.

If you are just looking for the dropdown menu, the example I attached below can be easily modified.

Suckerfish...

I'm not gonna promise anything...but I'll see what I can do.

The whole javascript thing is kind of new to me...which is why that code was so simple.

Which site are you working on, if I might...

I'd have to write that.

If you have a day or two...I'll look in to it.

Right now I am in the middle or reinstalling my system (I'd forgotten how much software I had installed and downloading...

One solution would be to use an iframe with css hover effects...but I agree with the others.

We need to see an example of what you are talking about.

hmm...

No...

remove <base href="http://localhost/IHS/">

that got it working for me.

Well...I suppose I could have just put a question mark. :rolleyes:

I missed the link, so I had no clue what you were refering to.

Now that I actually clicked on it, I understand.

I'm not...

huh?

Is there such a thing as an easy drop down menu?

I have written a dropdown menu which I have attached to this post...

Simply modify array in the .js file to add/remove menu items.
The css file...

That's it!

Javascript doesn't use the hyphens that are present in CSS.

As a general rule, if the CSS style is border-left, margin-top, etc, the javascript equivalent will be borderLeft, marginTop, etc.
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Without seeing your script, I would suggest using an if statement.

something along the lines of


if (dateb-datea > 5) { alert('The dates are more than 5 days apart'); }

No Problem

Your problem is that you have two functions with the same name calling two forms with the same.


For the first form/script:


<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!-- Begin...

This page might be of some help...

http://www.microsoft.com/mind/0398/how0398.asp

I wouldn't go preloading multiple 4MB files. Look into streaming formats.

Wouldn't you use basically the same code, except calling the sound files instead of images?

Bear in mind that sound files take much longer to download, so the transition won't be immediate.

Ha!

I had tried document.styleSheets[i].rules[i].style.float but not your solution.

It works as you said, and now I can move forward. Thanks!

I had already written the code to solve the...

Can we see your code, please?

OK...here's the background:

I want to use javascript to write a CSS dropdown menu. Since I want to be able to float the menu to either the left or the right depending on the site I am using it on,...

I'm not understanding your problem.

Can you post your code so I can run it and see exactly what you mean?

Try changing the last line of the code to

d.style.minHeight = wh + 'px'; // Set minimum div height to window height


If that doesn't work, you'll have to use a conditional statement like

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