Le 08 f�vr. 2004, � 10:20, Mark Cannon a �crit :
��� There are a lot of things I enjoy about Camino but one significant issue I'm having with the browser has been with "Popup" menus. They simply don't work in Camino. At least on my web-sites.<snip>
��� This is not a "shameless" plug but one of my pages with a Popup is here:
http://pocotequila.com/reposado.html
This is because the javascript code behind the select menu you've pointed to is totally broken. I have no idea what Golive is doing here, but this is some of the JS that forms the jump menu that you pointed to:
<csobj w="158" h="23" t="URLPopup" data="{ 0 = { label = "Tequila Reposado"; selected = "YES"; }; 1 = { label = "1921 Reposado"; url = "retour/1921rep.html"; }; 2 = { label = "1921 Reserva Especial"; url = "retour/1921res.html"; }; 3 = { label = "Aguila"; url = "retour/aguila.html"; }; 4
First of all, there's no such tag in the HTML spec as "csobj" - it's proprietary to Golive. Second of all, if you're creating a jump menu all you need is an onchange action in the form instead of the spaghetti code that Golive spits out.
Do a google for "javascript jump menu" and you'll find scads of examples. I hate to say it, but your problem is one of the many gotchas you can encounter when you let a piece of software do your coding for you.
Short answer: This isn't Camino's fault.
Neil -- Slumming at the beatnikPad : http://www.beatnikpad.com/ Working at theNonsuch: http://reblog.thenonsuch.com/ e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | yeah.
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