Recent Questions
Q: I recently received a non-profit license for your product, and after I installed it and the 'trial version' label disappeared, two of my javascript menu frames started appearing "up", instead of "down" which is preferred.
The 'enrollment center' and the 'physician center' work fine. The 'volunteer center' and 'donor center' used to work correctly (down) before I updated to the non-profit license, but now they appear "up".
If you could please help me that would be great.
A: You should set the following parameter:
var subMenuVAlign="top";
Q: Click on the option "telefoonlijst" and a submenu has to pop-down… whay is this done not OVER the other object (e.e. the 'frameDESKTOP')
Click index2.htm to see the code is working when the top-frame is 120 pix large!
A: Please, see how you should install the menu in cross-frame mode:
http://deluxe-menu.com/cross-frame-mode-sample.html
Unfortunately, Deluxe Menu can work within 1 frameset only. It can't work within nested framesets.
Notice that you should add dmenu_cf.js file in the folder where your menu is created in.
Q: I purchased the most recent version of "Deluxe Menu & Tree & Tabs & Window Multiple Website License", and now can't open menus from previous versions. When I try to open a custom drop down menu that was created in an older version, I get the error:
Can't open the file:
c:\webs\ltron\ltronmenudata.js
Check youre encode parameter
This happens on all of the older menus that we're trying to update............Do I have to run some type of conversion program on older menu files?
Please let me know as quickly as possible.........we have over 100 custom drop down menus out there and now it seems that we can't edit them!
A: This message means that you should change the encoding:
"Tools/Use utf8 encode"
Change this setting and then open your data files.
Q: When I add links to the java pop up menu items, the mouse icon does not change to the usual pointer on hover. Any ideas?
A: You should set the following java pop up menu parameter:
var itemCursor="pointer";