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So I downloaded and configured Ultimate Drop Down Menu from brothercake.com. I have configured the script to run in virtual alignment with relative positioning. The script is working beautifully on IE 6 and Netscape 7 on the PC end, and Safari 1.2, Firefox 0.8, and Netscape 7.1 on the Mac end. However, it isn't working in IE, Netscape 4.7, Opera, or Safari 1.0 on the Mac and I can't seem to figure out why.
Here is how I am linking back to the drop downs on the page in question :
<td><a href="planserv/planproc.html" onmouseover="over(0)"><img name="b0" src="images/process.gif" width=62 height=28 border=0 alt="URI Planning Process"></a></td>
<td><a href="planserv/space.html" onmouseover="over(1)"><img name="b1" src="images/spaceplan.gif" width=106 height=28 border=0 alt="Space Planning"></a></td>
etc, etc. These img names and over values refer back to a script in the head of the page I'm working on that is as follows:
var imgObj;
function over(imgNum) {
____if(menuReadyState) {
________//find image object
________imgObj = document.images["b"+imgNum];
________//find position of image
________xPos = getRealLeft(imgObj);
________yPos = getRealTop(imgObj);
________//activate menu with returned co-ordinates
________activateMenu(imgNum,xPos,yPos+imgObj.height);
________}
____}
If anyone can see why this would cause problems in the browsers in question I would really appreciate a hand with this one. Thanks.
Ian
Here is how I am linking back to the drop downs on the page in question :
<td><a href="planserv/planproc.html" onmouseover="over(0)"><img name="b0" src="images/process.gif" width=62 height=28 border=0 alt="URI Planning Process"></a></td>
<td><a href="planserv/space.html" onmouseover="over(1)"><img name="b1" src="images/spaceplan.gif" width=106 height=28 border=0 alt="Space Planning"></a></td>
etc, etc. These img names and over values refer back to a script in the head of the page I'm working on that is as follows:
var imgObj;
function over(imgNum) {
____if(menuReadyState) {
________//find image object
________imgObj = document.images["b"+imgNum];
________//find position of image
________xPos = getRealLeft(imgObj);
________yPos = getRealTop(imgObj);
________//activate menu with returned co-ordinates
________activateMenu(imgNum,xPos,yPos+imgObj.height);
________}
____}
If anyone can see why this would cause problems in the browsers in question I would really appreciate a hand with this one. Thanks.
Ian
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