Two things I've noticed.

1. The box in the module admin that says "insert the code below into the HEAD of your template index.php" above it is empty. I found the code in the text file in the module zip.

2. In IE7 the menu icons have red X's on top of the icon images. This does not happen for me in Firefox of IE6.


I have one question aside from that... are there any image size restrictions? I see in the module admin where you can set sizes but what is the "proximity" field for?

All in all a very sexy module. The irony is that I just purchased JoomlaXP's banner menu today.

Hi Stonelotus,
Thank's for your feedback.

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1. The box in the module admin that says "insert the code below into the HEAD of your template index.php" above it is empty. I found the code in the text file in the module zip.



2. In IE7 the menu icons have red X's on top of the icon images. This does not happen for me in Firefox of IE6.

I'm just released the new fix (include the IE7 fix), just re-download your package

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I have one question aside from that... are there any image size restrictions?

What do you mean by image size restriction? Did you mean it's the actual icon/image size or just the size parameter the backend?

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I see in the module admin where you can set sizes but what is the "proximity" field for?

Just try to change the code into higher value then you'll see what the field for.
*I'd suggest you leave the proximity value as default

Awesome! Andy, you're a gentleman and a scholar.

when I was referring to images sizes I meant that if I use my own images for the icons, are there any size restrictions (actual image size)?

thanks for the fast reply and fix. this menu is love at first sight.

he dot work on my site,

i have tested on ie7 , cpu 99% and an error message : not enough memory ...

on firefox same way..

perhaps there is a conflict with another script or component ?

It may very well be a conflict in your case. What other extensions and/or scripts are you running?

I've tested it in IE 6 and IE7 as well as Firefox and it's working fine since I used the latest fixed version.

If you haven't done so, download it again and reinstall it.

The red crosses are still appearing in IE7 despite I installed the latest package.

Also there's a problem of bad resizing in IE.

This works like a charm in FF though but IE is still used by lot of people.