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rubino44
04-24-2003, 04:39 PM
Need Som Help Trying to Make A Menu That When You Click A Category A New Menu Drops Down Below It... Check out this url for an example http://216.234.168.27/USEastindex.shtml

I Got it all done so far... but when it loads... the menu is loaded open... .and will only work when u click an already opened category... i want it so when u load the page its all closed and u would have to click the category to open, like so on the url. I was Thinking possibly using the code fnHideAllLevels but i don't know how to put the code into a command so that when the page loads it will execute that command... any ideas ? email me at sillyjesus4@aol.com
cheesebagpipe
04-24-2003, 04:43 PM
And the winner for Topic of the Week is....:rolleyes:
rubino44
04-24-2003, 08:15 PM
Originally posted by cheesebagpipe
And the winner for Topic of the Week is....:rolleyes:


What a newb think to say If you cant fix it bcuz ur a newb then dont bother... any experts know how to solve this problem?
liorean
04-24-2003, 08:21 PM
I would guess he was referring to your enormously informative title: "Help". See point 2 of the posting guidelines.
cheesebagpipe
04-24-2003, 08:22 PM
From the sticky at the top of this board (the one you didn't bother to read):

1) Type in a subject that summarizes your question!- The fastest way to turn off other members wanting to help you is to type an incomplete or silly subject for your post. Examples of poor subject titles include:

- "Help!"
- "I'm a newbie...please!"
- "Is this possible using JavaScript?"
- "loops"
- "Urgent...deadline tomorrow!"
- "A challenge for you JavaScript masters"

The above subjects either have absolutely nothing to do with the question itself, or are grossly incomplete (ie: "loops"). When asking for help, enter a subject that summarizes your question, period! Don't use silly, incomplete, or "bait" subjects.


thanks liorean!
rubino44
04-24-2003, 08:36 PM
Well... Do you or Do you not know what I mean
rubino44
04-24-2003, 08:44 PM
First Off This can be done with javascript... I know for a fact it can. Take a look at the URL and view source if you want, you will see its all done with java, im just having a problem with it... ALL I WANT TO DO IS MAKE A MENU FOR A SITE SUCH AS ON THE SITE. CAN ANYONE DO THIS?
arnyinc
04-24-2003, 08:52 PM
If you want to execute a function when the page loads, put a function call in the onload event in the body tag.

<body onload="fnHideAllLevels()">