toylet wrote:
First off I say "What DHTML menu" as in Opera without using IE
spoof mode all I see is a mess of superimposed text. Secondly if I
view the source the script is written inline for all to see.
I saw only 3 javascript functions that were not related to the menu.
You should need a lot of javascript functions to drive the menus,
not just 3.
Sorry, I don't agree with your premise!
I didn't see any inline javascript stuffs. Could You cut-and-paste
what you saw? I only see a <script></script> section that contained
javascript. I am using mozilla 1.7a.
Actually you are seeing a different page to me because it looks like
they've attempted to sniff the browser on the server and accordingly
have modified the markup sent to the client. In Mozilla 1.6 I see DHTML
menus implemented with nested lists through CSS. IMHO they really should
have implemented the nested lists method for all browsers and then
provided a single graceful fallback for the browsers that don't support
the methods needed. If you want to see the IE script, assuming you're on
Linux, I suggest you get Opera and enable the IE spoof mode. Certainly
no script is 'hidden' from the view-source though.
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