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Taken From The Forum: Help & Support for DHTML Menu Version 5+
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Last Updated: Saturday July 14 2012 - 06:07:43

Menu over java applet in Firefox disappears!


Poster: conny
Dated: Tuesday May 31 2005 - 15:56:58 BST

HI
The submenu doesn't look good in firefox. The submenu ("Produkte") disappears behind the java applet.

my page

I tried to use the file divhider.js, but it doesn't work either...

Can somebody help me?
Conny


Poster: Andy
Dated: Tuesday May 31 2005 - 17:42:11 BST

Hi,

Try adding the following to your menu_data.js file:

fixMozillaZIndex=true

Hope this helps
Andy


Poster: conny
Dated: Tuesday May 31 2005 - 21:06:50 BST

Hi,
No, unfortunately this does not help. Now I don't see the submenus at all!

Conny :(


Poster: Ruth
Dated: Tuesday May 31 2005 - 23:06:21 BST

Hi Conny,

You are using frames. No menu will let you open across frames. Think of it like this, you open the browser and then you go to a frame page, well that frames page is not really one page, though it looks like it, the browser treats each 'frame' as a separate page' and a separate browser, as if the one browser had opened a top browser and page, a side browser and page, etc. So, it's like asking the menu to be on one page but to open on another one.

There is a frames module you can set up to use the menu in a frameset. You can find the demo and get the files here

If you need help with this, don't hesitate to post here. You can can use a treemenu, also as an option, because they open downward shifting each item down when a submenu is opened. That way your menu navigation is in one frame.

Ruth


Poster: conny
Dated: Wednesday June 1 2005 - 9:11:57 BST

Hi
Thanks for your input. I use only two frames: one at the top and one at the bottom. The prolem occurs also, when I open the page at the top without frames. The frames aren't the problem.

Have a look at the page without frames.

The marquee-text (java applet) in the middle runs over the submenu. (There isn't the problem in IE)

Conny


Poster: Ruth
Dated: Wednesday June 1 2005 - 9:21:14 BST

That page has version 3 of the menu. There's no comparison between that version and version5. They are two totally different menu programs. I will look at your other one if I can get it to download, it doesn't seem to want to let me get the page so I can work on it.

Ruth


Poster: Ruth
Dated: Wednesday June 1 2005 - 10:03:11 BST

Hi Conny,

I just downloaded your page using IE. Then tested it in Firefox1.0.2 and it worked. So I went to your page on the web with Firefox1.0.2 and the menu works fine. I take it you did something?

Ruth


Poster: conny
Dated: Sunday June 5 2005 - 12:30:40 BST

No, I changed nothing. But I downloaded V. 1.0.4 Firefox and it does not work! See the problem on my printscreen:

Error in Firefox

By
Cornelia