Recent Questions
Q: How does your multiple website license work? Do you have license details? For instance, our company develops a web application that we then license for other companies to use. Can we simply use your multiple website license?
A: See, with Multiple Website license you should generate your own keysand use them on your Intranet/Internet websites.
Your key will work on the registered domain name only. It won't workon a local machine.
If you want to use the menu within application which doesn't havefixed domain name you should buy Developer License.
This version of the script doesn't check keys and it isn't bound to adomain name.
Q: I can't see menu on my test page only direct links...
A: Now on your page you have only search engine friendly code for Deluxe Menu. You do not have a menu.
See more info about the installation of the menu here:
http://deluxe-menu.com/installation-info.html
You should paste also such lines, for example:
<script type="text/javascript" src="deluxe-menu.files/dmenu.js"></script>
and
<script type="text/javascript" src="deluxe-menu.files/data.js"></script>
Where data.js is the file with your menu. You can create such file using Deluxe Tuner.
You should upload this files on your server in the correct place.
Q: We really like the DHTML Rollover Movable Menu and would like to use it for one of our websites.
Could you please let us know if it is customizable and the costs for the same?
A: See more info here:
http://www.deluxe-menu.com/movable-menu-sample.html
To use Deluxe Menu (movable feature) you should buy license or DeluxeMenu (single site, multiple site or developer license)
Deluxe Menu Single Website License - $39.95
Deluxe Menu Multiple Website License - $99.95
Deluxe Menu Developer License - $299.95
See more info here:
http://www.deluxe-menu.com/order-deluxe-menu-purchase.html
Q: It's simply not saving the state. Clicking the items on the menu is inconsistent. Sometimes it saves sometimes not.
It seems to be a lot worse in this area.
A: See, Tree Menu saves it's state using cookies.
But it can't re-save the same cookie file from different folders.
For example, if the tree from "website/page.html" saves it's state,the menu from "website/content2/page.html" can't read this state andit creates it's own state. The problem is that it's a standardfeature of browsers and Javascript can't control that.