JavaScript rollover problems
Hello,
First time here. I developed a javascript rollover with a menu in Fireworks and imported it into Dreamweaver, and it works great in Internet Explorer and window operating systems.
Although when the cursor goes over the sub-menus on an Apple operating system, the cursor STOPS being a finger pointing and goes to a cursor which makes selecting it, or clicking on it VERY difficult to the user.
HELP: www.mweyecenter.com
Rick
Java isn't JavaScript: they're different langauuges. So you might do better in a forum devoted to the latter language. JavaRanch has one here http://saloon.javaranch.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum&f=20 (or you could Google about for others)
Or do like so many others and put up a sign: best viewed with... and list the hardware/operating system/software requirements/user physical reqirements.
As far as I know none of the forums here deal specifically with JavaScript. Of course you're free to ask whatever you want - but whether you get a helpful answer is another matter, hence my JavaRanch suggestion.
Support for JavaScript was included in the latest Java version. That is, you can evaluate JavaScript expressions within a Java program. I haven't seen any posts relating to JavaScript syntax however.
Occasionally you get questions relating to the JavaScript/Java interaction (access of JavaScript variables within a Java applet or vice versa). But your problem seems to lie at the other extreme of JavaScript: the border between JavaScript and HTML/CSS and how your document can respond to user actions in the runtime context of a browser. Nothing to do with Java, basically.
