Bhakti -

Thanks for the reply.  I've gone through your responses and provided further
info of my own below, denoted by >.

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Bob Hendren
President/CEO
ListingWare, Inc.
http://www.listingware.com
800-867-4707 x 706
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


-----Original Message-----
From: Bhakti Pingale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 9:12 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CF 8.0.1 Update and CFMENU


Hi Bob,

Please find my comments inline.
Hope these inputs help you.
Thanks for your feedback.

Thanks,
Bhakti

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Hendren [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2008 4:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CF 8.0.1 Update and CFMENU

Has anyone experience trouble with CFMENU since the 8.0.1 Updater?  I've
noticed a few of things:
 
1)  The submenu indicator arrow appears beneath the display text in a
vertical menu in Internet Explorer. 

- Setting the menu width appropriately should solve this problem for you. I
am however not able to repro this one. May be you can give me some more
inputs.

> Try viewing http://lw1dbserver1.listingware.com in IE and then another
browser.  The vertical menu on the left side has the submenu indicators
underneath the text.  A horizontal menu in a similar site is rendering
properly.
 
2)  There seems to be an improperly nested DIV that causes a thick top
border in vertical format. 

- We did a YUI upgrade in CF 8.0.1 because of which there have been small
little UI changes. This is one of them. 
I am not too sure if I have understood you perfectly, but I also see a
border added which can be removed.Under the
/CFIDE/scripts/ajax/resources/yui/yui.css file, the line border-width (as
shown below) has to be changed to "border-width:0 0 0 0;"  

...yuimenu ul {

    list-style-type:none;
    border:solid 1px #c4c4be;
    border-width:1px 0 0 0;
    margin:0;
    padding:4px 0;

}

If this is not the one you are talking about then could you please explain
it again so that I can give you a workaround.
 
> This did fix the issue.

3)  The TYPE attribute for 'vertical' or 'horizontal' MUST be lowercase
-
'Vertical/Horizontal' or 'VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL' cause it to render incorrect.
-Agreed. I will log a bug for this one.

> OK, thanks.  I can live without images until fixed.
 
4)  If I use an image in a top-level CFMENUITEM, it will also try to display
that same image as part of a group of child CFMENUITEMs, so that if there
are 5 child items, a single image of the parent menu item will display once
for all 5 items.  (It's obviously not supposed to be there, because as you
mouseover the child menu items, the mouseover color appears over the
image.) 

- This one is a known bug. I guess we have documented it.
 
5)  An underline now appears for the active menu item.  The behavior of
having a mouseover color for the active menu item is desired, and I supposed
I could live with the underline, but I'd rather not. 

- This again is because of the YUI upgrade. The workaround is as follows.

The css change is required to correct the underline issue

Under the /CFIDE/scripts/ajax/resources/yui/yui.css file, the line
"text-decoration" has to be taken off 

...yuimenuitem a.selected,
...yuimenubaritem a.selected {

    background-color:#AADEFF;
    text-decoration:underline;
    color:#fff;

}

> I did this, but it's still a problem.  If you View Source on that same web
site, you see the statement where the YUI CSS file is included, then
directly after it is a new STYLE statement that had never been there before.
That seems to be where the underline is coming from.  I found that if I took
all attributes except type="vertical" out of the CFMENU declaration, the new
STYLE element went away and so did the underline.  However, the submenu
indicator issue from above still exists.

 
There could be others, but I was SO bummed!  The update fixed a couple of
things that were a problem, but introduced other issues!  I might be able to
solve a couple of these by tinkering with the YUI CSS, but a couple are
clearly beyond that.
 
One thing that DOES seem to be fixed is the odd behavior you got on a
horizontal menu, where it would be rendered vertically (mostly in IE) to
begin with, then resolve to horizontal - it was a weird and distracting
behavior, but seems OK now.
 
------------------------------
Bob Hendren
President/CEO
ListingWare, Inc.
http://www.listingware.com <http://www.listingware.com/> 
800-867-4707 x 706
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 






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