No joy. I removed the anchors and fixed a problem with a duplicate id and still experience the same problem.
Ken On Oct 29, 2:36 pm, "Dan G. Switzer, II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ken, > > > > >I am trying to usemcdropdownfor an easy search function for a > >shopping cart. > > >The category list is long enough to force two columns. When mousing > >from the first column to the second the entire menu will disappear. > > >In another case when drilling down below 3 levels if you mouse up to a > >parent selection the entire menu will disappear. > > >My test page is at: > > >http://reloadinginternational.com/catalog/includes/index_nav.php > > >To experience the first issue select search by caliber and use the > >mouse to select from the second column (works if you're really quick). > >To experience the second issue, select search by manufacturer, > >highlight a style, highlight a caliber. Then move the mouse back up to > >the selected style. > > >This is an incredible plugin but these issues really limit it's use in > >a lot of cases. > > The problem is due to the anchor tags. That's going to cause problems with > the event handlers attached to the <li /> tags. What you need to do is > remove the anchor tags and "select" option to go to the URL: > > $("#category").mcDropdown("#nav", { > select: function (value, display){ > select.location = "/catalog/index.php?cPath=" + value; > } > > }); > > This plug-in was really designed to be a form control, not a navigation > control (which is why anchors don't work well.) > > If you remove the anchors and just use the code above, things should work > well. > > -Dan
