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Icy...thanks for your attention to my dilemma. Unfortunately the suggestion made no difference. The menu still does not work. And I removed the line in question from my current page, and the menu STILL works on preview, so it would seem it is NOT needed. I have no idea where that line came from, but it is on the current page on the website, and THAT page works correctly.
Question: Is that line calling a function called mmLoadMenus();? And if that is the case, would not that function have to reside either in the <head> section or in my anylinkmenu.js file? I have looked in the file and see nothing which looks like said function, but I have pasted my file HERE: http://pastebin.com/RsPdtjEX for you to have a look at if you would. Do you see the function? If not, then the call on line 26 is a mystery!
Last edited by Woody56; 03-08-2010 at 01:20 AM.
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I don't think that the mmLoadMenus() is part of the original script, but it worked in the one page, but hasn't in the other. In any case, if you wanted to put the script in the header of that page and try it, that might help. When I looked at your document in WinMerge (a great diff'ing utility), the main difference that I saw was that particular script line.
ATM, though, I'm not sure, I'll have to give it another look over.
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The Following User Says Thank You to icywindow For This Useful Post:
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Icywindow, I solved my problem...but I don't know how/why I did it. I duplicated the .js files and renamed them. Now the new page works fine. Is it not possible to link to a .js file from two separate pages? (This is probably javascript 101, huh?)
Anyway...thanks for all your input and attempts to solve my dilemma.
Woody56
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