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    Smile Chrome CSS Drop Down Menu (v2.5)

    1) Script Title: Chrome CSS Drop Down Menu (v2.5)

    2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...ndex.htm#theme

    3) Describe problem: Script error 'cssdropdown' is undefined

    What I am doing incorrectly? I have downloaded chromemenu.zip which is supposed to contain all of the files I need.

    The menu actually looks like it should, however, the buttons that are to drop down do not.

    I would appreciate your help.

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    Please post a link to the page on your site that contains the problematic code so we can check it out.
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    Default http://billwrightrealestate.host-ed.net/index.htm

    Apparently the drop down menu works once posted. However, I have a new problem. The links to my created pages are not working. How can this be?

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    You have to get rid of, for example on:

    Code:
    http://billwrightrealestate.host-ed.net/featuredhomes.htm
    this tag:

    Code:
    <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0.3;URL=http://host.atwebpages.com/web_hosting_needs.html">
    Now, that may have been added by the server, if so - you need a different host or a different arrangement with your current one.
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    What you've said sounds easy enough, but I don't see where this code is located.

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    That's actually a 404 not found which has the redirect on it. The page in question isn't on the server in the location indicated by the link.
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    Where in respect to index.htm are the files such as featuredhomes.htm supposed to be? I have importantnumbers.htm in the same location as both the previously mentioned files and the Important Numbers link works...however it is located towards the lower right side of the page and not in the menu bar. Should I have the featuredhomes.htm file located in another place?

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    For example, the link:

    50 Flint Hills Drive

    points to a file named:

    featuredhomes.htm

    in the root of the domain. The actual address is:

    http://billwrightrealestate.host-ed.net/featuredhomes.htm

    Now, if you have uploaded a file by that name to that location, then there is probably a disagreement in the upper/lower case of the actual filename vs. how it appears in your code. These differences will usually be ignored locally, but almost never live on the web.

    Otherwise, the file is corrupt, has the wrong permissions (very rare these days), or simply is not there.
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    Amazing! I would have never guessed it to be a case sensitive issue! Thank you very Much!

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