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Subject: Re: FLASH: OT - Help with JavaScript
From: Scott Rouse
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 23:34:19 GMT

This is my two cents.....Works fine when I have all the info preloaded (Load
page with clusters, close window, then load page again with everything
fine). When I refresh and it searches for all this again it clusters on
itself. After looking at your code I am guessing that you are "stacking"
(put the submenus under the main menus..."makeMenus" if I remeber correctly)
on the "onload" or when the page is loaded. I would guess that the larger
size of your Applet is creating the lag time between the appearance of the
code and the the final "onload" command.

A couple of things come to mind...

if you are establishing the imgs (and their sizes) and the text below them
in the menu through HTML alone is it possible to simply call your stack
function right after you establish these items instead of on the onload
command?

Is it possible to do it in Flash? You have a Flash movie at the first page
and tell people they must have Flash. You can do anything you want in that
area until the Flash is loaded. I am assuming that you could do the code
very easily, but I have the code that does precisely this if you are
interested.

Hope this is helpful
Scott


----- Original Message -----
From: "Renu Vora" <rvoraatseeitfirst [dot] com>
To: "Flash List" <flasheratchinwag [dot] com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 12:30 PM
Subject: FLASH: OT - Help with JavaScript


> Hi!
>
> I need help with JavaScript - sorry for the OT question, but I have had
> great help from this group and so I am turning once again to this list for
> help.
>
> I have used JavaScript for showing/hiding submenu on mouse click. This
works
> fine. The problem is - the menu looks weird while the page is
downloading.
> Once the page loads, navigation looks perfect. I am not sure what the
> problem is - there are a few images on this page as well as Java applet
> running. I do not know if this is causing the problem. Please take a look
at
> www.seeitfirst.com - on the left side is the navigation I am having
problem
> with.
>
> Hope someone can offer help here.
> Thanks in advance.
> Renu
>
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