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Overall Rating: 4

scottwall on Dec 31, 2003 at 6:28:12 AM	Rating: 5
Very good for supporting multiple context menus on a single page. However there is a problem when you right click other than on one of the elements supporting a context menu. It seems to capture focus so nothing else can be accessed until you right click on an element that has a context menu. Being a total javascript novice I cant see why, any ideas??
JerryNixon on Dec 5, 2001 at 12:01:38 PM	Rating: 3
databinding menus is the way to do it. it is fast and easy to maintain. it also allows you to maintain your menu content in seperate files that lets ie download them all in seperate threads and improve your download performance. i made a non-bound demo that uses xml to populate tiered select boxes - it is TOTALLY different than what this is but chk it  http://jerrynixon.com/jerrynixon/vbscript/new/select.htmout
resptech on Jun 7, 2001 at 11:42:02 AM	Rating: 4
I like the idea of putting menus in XML data however hw can I reference an external xml file with the menus I tried this and the call in function fnPopulate(sID) { to var elMenuRoot = document.all.contextDef.XMLDocument.childNodes(0).selectSingleNode('contextmenu[@id="' + sID + '"]'); doesn't work because the datasrc is external to the document. how can I create copy  of the external data that has all the menu items in it so the script can reference these nodes.
braveheart on Nov 27, 2000 at 12:33:27 PM	Rating: 5
well smart!! i'll use this some time to have my links in the context menu,
csolesbee on Oct 10, 2000 at 6:06:13 AM	Rating: 3
Gothic on Oct 7, 2000 at 7:00:26 AM	Rating: 4

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