[mh99]

In my page, I have a floating menu and always after scrolling, the tooltips(attribute "title") don't appear on images(tag "img"). The images are not in the menu, and the menu moves vertically. I have this problem only with ie. This the javascript for my menu :

	
var vObjetScroll = document.documentElement.scrollTop;//window.pageYOffset;
	var vObjetMenuBox = findPos(document.getElementById("menu"))+document.getElementById("menu").offsetHeight;
    var vIntMovePx = document.getElementById("move").style.top.length;
	var vIntPositionBox = document.getElementById("move").style.top.substring(0, vIntMovePx-2);
    
	if(vObjetScroll<vObjetMenuBox) {
		var vIntAncienPositionScroll = vObjetScroll;
		vObjetScroll+=vObjetMenuBox+10;
		vObjetScroll-=vIntAncienPositionScroll;
	}

	if(mBooleanLoad==false) {
	    document.getElementById("move").style.top=vObjetMenuBox;
		mBooleanLoad= new Boolean(true);
	}
	else {
		if(vIntPositionBox<vObjetScroll && vIntPositionBox!=vObjetScroll) {
			
			vIntPositionBox+=30;
			
			if(vIntPositionBox>vObjetScroll) {
				vIntPositionBox=vObjetScroll;
			}
			
			document.getElementById("move").style.top=vIntPositionBox;//+"px";
		}	
		else if(vIntPositionBox>vObjetScroll && vIntPositionBox!=vObjetScroll) {
			vIntPositionBox-=30;
			
			if(vIntPositionBox<vObjetScroll) {
				vIntPositionBox=vObjetScroll;
			}
			
			document.getElementById("move").style.top=vIntPositionBox;//+"px";
		}
		else{}
	}

The element "menu" is another menu but this one is static. The one scrolling is "move"

Thanks for your help

[mh99]

Don't you understand something ? If you need more explanation, just ask me.
Or, is it you don't have any idea to help me ?

I have tried with the attribute "alt" too...

[acoder]

Can you also post the corresponding HTML code, i.e. "move" and "menu".

[RamananKalirajan]

Originally Posted by mh99

Don't you understand something ? If you need more explanation, just ask me.
Or, is it you don't have any idea to help me ?

I have tried with the attribute "alt" too...

You want to have a title (i.e. tooltip) on that iamge, is this ur requirement.

Regards
Ramanan Kalirajan

[mh99]

Originally Posted by RamananKalirajan

You want to have a title (i.e. tooltip) on that iamge, is this ur requirement.

Regards
Ramanan Kalirajan

Yes that's right. I have title attribute on all images of my page but when I pass with the mouse over the images, the tooltip doesn't appear... And I don't know why. I have this problem only after scrolling down.

[mh99]

Originally Posted by acoder

Can you also post the corresponding HTML code, i.e. "move" and "menu".

Sorry but for the html code, I can give it but it's too long and it is a code generated by BEA Portal...

[acoder]

Just look for the relevant parts and post an example, i.e. produce a short version that demonstrates the same problem.

[mh99]

Originally Posted by acoder

Just look for the relevant parts and post an example, i.e. produce a short version that demonstrates the same problem.

<div id="menu">

</div>       
<br>

<div style="top: 411px;" id="move">





<br>
<div id="boite" class="global_acces">
<div class="haut_acces">&nbsp;</div>
<div class="milieu_acces" style="min-height: 96px;">
  <ul>
    <li>
        <a href="#">M</a>
    </li>
    <li>
        <a href="#">Me</a>
    </li>
    <li>
        <a href="#">F</a>
    </li>
    <li>
        <a href="#">R</a>
    </li>
  </ul>
</div>
<div class="bas_acces"></div>
</div>
</div>

[acoder]

When you say scrolling down, do you mean with JavaScript code, or manually by the user? If by code, how do you trigger it?

Do you have a link? Also, what version(s) of IE? All of them?

[mh99]

Originally Posted by acoder

When you say scrolling down, do you mean with JavaScript code, or manually by the user? If by code, how do you trigger it?

Do you have link? Also, what version(s) of IE? All of them?

I'm scrolling down manually with an event javascript window.onscroll=function_Scroll;

I have IE6... And no link, sorry.

[acoder]

A basic test based on what you've posted so far doesn't bring up any clues and I can't reproduce the problem.

What I would suggest you do is either produce a full, small reproducible version, or attach the relevant file(s) here.