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| Submitted on: 4/11/2000 5:54:40 PM
By: Patrick Smits
Level: Intermediate
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By 14 Users
Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages), VbScript (browser/client side)
Users have accessed this code 25596 times.
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| | | Create a pull down menu using server side XML. All processing of the XML is done using ASP on the server. Easy configurable pull down menu.
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5/18/2000 3:11:05 PM:Larry
I tried the code as is, setting up a
directory with script and execute also
putting the files in the correct
directories but no menu showed up.Am I
missing something
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5/19/2000 10:19:10 AM:André Ratté Jr.
It does not support Netscape For IE only
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5/19/2000 6:22:17 PM:Duarte
I've the same problem of Larry
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6/2/2000 2:28:04 PM:Mathew A Tilman
Along with Larry and Duarte, I too,
just get blank screens. Doing a view
screen on the blank page and scrolling
to the bottom will expose an error:
Object doesn't support this property or
method: 'objNodeList.nextNode' This
occurs on line 20 (approx): set
objNode = objNodelist.nextNode
Because of this I consider this bad
code to be posted and I would suggest
that you navigate to
http://webreference.com/xml/column3/
for an example and tutorial for XML
Hierarchical Menus that do work and are
much easier to understand.
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6/15/2000 4:31:42 PM:Patrick Smits
Comment on all the comments :
Some
guys downloaded the code an don't know
how to use it (I even doubt if they
know what XML is ;-)). Well anyway. The
nextNode errormessage you guys get is
because on old version of the XML
parser was installed. You should at
least use the XML parser which comes
with IE5. So if you install IE5 on your
server (or the seperate parser alone)
it will definitely work. I've tried it
here with win2000 and everything works
fine. And a separate comment to Mathew
:You say the code is bad but I've got
it working here and a lot of other guys
have it working. So is this bad code ?
I don't think so. But there is a
difference in "I cannot use the code"
or "the code is bad". I think the first
option happened to you..
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11/21/2000 10:17:00 PM:Greg Haddad
OK, I give up. I've installed MSXML
3.0, even used the xmlinst.exe for
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11/21/2000 10:19:23 PM:Greg Haddad
Sorry about that last post. I have
installed MSXML 3.0 and even the
xmlinst.exe for REPLACE mode, so no old
libraries are referenced. Still does
not recognize the NextNode method. Any
idea folks? Thanks in advance.
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2/8/2001 1:42:29 PM:Mike Kelley
I downloaded the files and had it up
and going in less than 5 minutes. Loads
up quick and seems like a good script.
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2/16/2001 12:55:19 PM:Michael Ferreira
I loaded up this code and it seems to
work well. I tried to modify the code
so that the list is on the left hand
side and each menu item is in a list
form ie( one under the other) How do I
do this and then have the submenu's pop
up on the right hand side of the menu
instead of underneath it. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike mferreira@huon.com
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8/12/2001 7:36:04 AM:mawar _merah
cool men it is good.
But I try create
sub menu
could you tel me to
mawar_merah_2001@yahoo.com
Tnk
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2/9/2002 3:30:22 AM:Jay
doesn't work can't find problem, I get
his error:
Line: 1
Char: 46
Error:
Cannot use parentheses when calling a
Sub
Code:0
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4/3/2002 5:10:33 PM:TonysComp
same here, i am using xp (so i have ie6
installed and iis 2000) dont know much
about asp, just started learning it.
but it doesnt work for me either
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8/9/2002 6:41:39 AM:nick
i'm using win xp and i've even
downloaded the ms xml 4.0 parser sdk.
but somehow i keep getting the error
message: No data is available for the
requested resource.
Why is this so?
How do I correct this?
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8/9/2002 6:43:15 AM:nicholas
i'm using win xp and i've even
downloaded the latest ms xml 4.0 parser
sdk. However, i've error loading the
xml file.
I keep getting this error:
No data is available for the requested
resource.
Why is tat so? How do I
rectify this?
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