Hi,
I'm using ultrawebmenu in vertical mode.
When the page is too high, if you scroll down, subitems don't appear at the right place.
As you can see : in the top of the page subitems appear at the right place:
If in scroll a little, subitems don't appear at the right place:
I didn't find any post about that, and Infragistics samples have the same problem...Thx in advance for your answers,
Sylvain GUILLAS
I have this same issue using 2008.1 WebMenu. I use the 2007.3 WebMenuX.js file so that my menu will work in Mac Safari.
In my efforts to make the 2008.1 safari compatible, this was NOT an issue when enhancedRendering was set to false.
This issue is in our system as BR32623 (Submenu item displayed above mouse position when page is scrolled down), once the fix has passed our QA process it should be rolled into an upcoming hotfix.
-Dawud
try setting
EnhancedRendering = False;
i think they meant, i have done this and it does work but then other parts of the menu looks terrible...
I just tried setting EnhancedRendering = False; and it fixed the my vertical menu, disabled my other context menus. Anyone else have a solution?
Has anyone found a solution to this problem? We have an application in which we use this type of menu, but it happens that when the page has scrollbars contextual menu position is incorrect.
I tried with EnacedRendering = false and also with the height of the body = 100%
We use the version 10.2 of IG.
3 days and no reply...
Great...
Hey mate I feel ur frustration I thought it was addressed in an update but if ur on the release for 2010 then mayb not. Lol. I haven't actually used it for a while now but I vaguely remember the enhanced rendering helping but that was pointless cause then u hav boring menus hardly worth the cost. But also have a play with a different datasource or look into that I remember finding that the XML datasource was causing issues for me... I would lodge the support issue with development and when I get a chance I'll have a look at my code that's working and let uno if I have anything else...