Recent Questions
Q: Microsoft Explorer has settings that block JAVA scripts (and therefore our JAVA menu).
However, I notice that some JAVA menus on other web sites are not blocked by Microsoft Explorer.
Is there any way to make the java cascading menu not be blocked by Microsoft Explorer ?
I want people visiting my web site not to have the java cascading menu blocked by Mircrosot Explorer.
A: There is no way to enable these preferences automatically, in othercase there are no reasons to create security preferences.
But you can try to use a workaround:http://www.adobe.com/devnet/activecontent/articles/devletter.htmlTry to use AC_RunActiveContent.js file to run active content.
Q: I'm struggling with one last issue on my navigation. When you have a screen resolution about the same size as the site width, when a sub menu pops up, It displays sometimes to the left of the first drop down menu list rather than the left. Is there a way of changing the way this displays if the screen size is smaller than 800px wide or so.
A: If there is no enough room on the right side of your browser windowdrop down menu list submenus will be shown on the left side.
Q: I want to open a new html window on top of my current page – but I want the new html window to be a certain size only (800 x 400).
How do I do this? Can you give me the code so I can paste in the data file rather than the tuner?
A: You should write:
["Test Window","javascript:window.open('http://www.microsoft.com','_blank',
'height=400,width=800,top=10,left=10,status=yes,toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no');", , ,'MonitorExceptions' , ,'', '',,],
Q: Is it possible to have the actual words clickable in order to open up a sublevel menu instead of having to click on the + symbol?
A: Yes, you can do it.
You should set this parameter:
var texpandItemClick = 1;