Pop-Up Menu Issues

Question

I am using CS3 Fireworks and CS3 Dreamweaver to edit a pop-up
menu originally made in Fireworks. I have not altered the pop-up
menu code whatsoever, and when I preview the index file that the
pop-up menu is in from Dreamweaver, the menu appears to run just
fine. There are no numbers within any of the file names or menu
items. For some reason, once the index file is loaded onto my
server, certain menu items do not show up and the ones that do are
out of order. There are multiple pop up menu's within the index
file, but those two are single tiered and work fine. The pop-up
menu in question has 2 sub-groups. Could this be the
problem?

Answer 1

pixlor:
OP is using CS3 and the menu blog is talking about the menus
in earlier
versions of FW, so *most* of the points made in the blog
don't apply.
That's not to say that using CS3 pop-up menus is a *good*
thing....
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"pixlor" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>
quote:
Originally posted by:
captainbianco
> I agree completely and totally, and I will haha but I'd
like to get this
> one
> fixed if I can. You can view the page here
>
http://www.flooringanswers.com/nysurfaces/index2.htm
> Hover over the letters to see the pop-up menu's. The one
over "t" is the
> problem.
> Under Flooring, for example, you have a div with id of
> MMMenu0910163730_1_1
> (ugh). Under that are four items and they have their own
IDs:
> MMMenu0910163730_1_1_Item_0
> MMMenu0910163730_1_1_Item_1
> MMMenu0910163730_1_1_Item_2
> MMMenu0910163730_1_1_Item_3
> MMMenu0910163730_1_1_Item_4
>
> Your CSS file, however, doesn't have location
information for the ..Item_4
> object.
>
> That's just from a quick, cursory look. In order to fix
this, you're going
> to
> have to go through it line by line and debug it. By the
time you do this,
> you
> might be better off getting something else and starting
from scratch.
>
> Read this:
>
http://www.losingfight.com/blog/2006/08/11/the-sordid-tale-of-mm_menufw_menujs/
>