Yes I tried it with his coord method and its correct in IE and All
other browsers:
<script src="APE.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
<script src="position-f.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></
script>
...
var position = APE.dom.getOffsetCoords(element,
document.documentElement );
var offset = element.cumulativeScrollOffset();
var menuLeft = offset.left + position.x;
var menuTop = position.y + dimensions.height;
...
you may not need the APE.js that much (I havent really checked but I
think it just uses the APE object for its namespace (I don't think it
uses any helper methods from it). (minified his code is like 3kb or
less)
I hope this helps
- JDD
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