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    HV Menu v5.5
    http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/r...189&i=76494732
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    I dont know what I'm doing wrong. I'm trying to use the HV menu script and it does not show in any browser and I'm hoping you can help.

    You can look at the page at
    http://www.rosellisocceracademy.com/index1.htm

    I've uploaded the examplemenu_var.js as well as the menu_com.js to the same foler as the index1.htm file.

    I would greatly appreciate help on this.

    THNX.

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    Still waiting for some help...anyone.

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    did you change anything in the .js files? there is no way to really troubleshoot otherwise, seeing as that's where the work is done....

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    didnt change anything in menu_com.js. Did change the parameters of the menu in exmplmenu_var.js.

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    Well, I can't solve it without seeing the whole file, but I can give you a clue as to where to start...

    When opening the page in IE, I got the following error:

    Line: 502
    Char: 2
    Error: "Menu5_1" is undefined
    Code: 0
    URL: http://www.rosellisocceracademy.com

    I suggest starting your search there. Oh, and when in doubt, turn on IE's notification of Javascript errors. Sometimes its a pain, and others it saves you two days of sorting through code to figure out wtf

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    That helped. Ive got it to work. Thank you. The only other problem I have now is I'm trying to put in a table cell and I'm using
    <div id='MenuPos' style='position:relative; width:150; height:600;'></div>
    It is in the cell but it shows up at the bottom. I would like it to be at the top of the table right under the logo. Could you help with this? I have uploaded the new files. Thanks so much for your help.

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    How do I turn on IE's notification of Javascript errors? I looked help and could not find that. Also, I still cannot get the menu to be in the position that I would like. Actually I cannot see it at all right now but I think I can figure that part out if I can turn on IE's notification of Javascript errors.

    Thanks for the help

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    Tools>Internet Options>Advanced

    It's under Browsing, click the check box beside "Display a notification of every script error"

    There's others there as well, for script debuggin, and such. I only have this one enabled.

    No problem at all, we all had to start somewhere.

    -Minos

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    Thank you for all your help. I'm able to view the errors in IE now but it does not help me much.
    I've also got the menu positioned where I need to be which is a great plus.
    I'm able to see the main menu in NS but not IE.
    Although I can see the menu in NS, the submenus do not show.
    I have all of the files I'm using uploaded. Maybe you could check it out

    http://www.rosellisocceracademy.com/rsanew/index.htm

    Thanks again

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    Quote Originally Posted by mush
    How do I turn on IE's notification of Javascript errors?
    IE is useless for script debugging. Use a decent browser like Opera or Firefox for development purposes. Not only will they give a true picture of how a page should render, but their script consoles give far more useful and accurate information.

    Mike

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