Macs rock Mambo

[mibi]

BelowZero,

Thanks for letting us know of this menu!

Chris,
Thanks for testing it on safari!

I'll check it out.

[stingrey]

However if you have not seen this new shop for Mambo check it out. It is truly an amazing piece of work! I give i 5 stars just for the interface, even if it does use the dreaded menus.

Wow you're right phpshop has taken a big leap forward in terms of interface stakes.

Not too mention it has a whole host of new features since I lasted played around with it.

Good stuff soeren and team

[silverfish]

Originally Posted by Riba

TigraMenu can be used for commercial purposes, and works everywhere I tried it:
http://www.softcomplex.com/products/tigra_menu/
There is a ton of better menu solutions than jscook out there, but this is all futile unless core dev team picks one up and implatnts it in Mambo admin

I have incorporated the tigraMenu into my mambo template seamlessly. If anyone would like the code to do this, I can post it here.

I am looking at creating a module that will include tigraMenu in it. Finally an alternative to JSCOOK that is very cross platform/browser friendly.

This code works on all browser platforms as far as i can tell!



Silver

[silverfish]

Here is a link to the simple template I created with just the Tigra Menu in it.

Silver

http://forum.mamboserver.com/showthread.php?t=10579

[tomweimer]

I've been struggling with this issue of Mambo admin menus in Safari since discovering Mambo a few weeks ago. Really liked the CMS, but the Safari problem was a big deal for me. I've been using the Mozilla Camino browser for my Mambo stuff as a workaround.

Just discovered that Version 1.25 of JSCookMenu was recently released, and it appears to fix the Safari menu placement issue. I downloaded it and overwrote my old JSCookMenu.js and it seems to be working great.

I'm uploading JSCookMenu Version 1.25 here. It belongs in [mambo home]/includes/js/.

See the JSCookMenu website for more info: http://www.cs.ucla.edu/%7Eheng/JSCookMenu/index.html.

[mibi]

tomweimer,

Thanks for keeping us updated!!!

[Riba]

Huh, didn't work for me :-?

Correction: it is ok now. MOst wonderful. Thanks for the heads up, I actually noticed the new release but eventually forgot to test it.

[stingrey]

Also my Display Menu - JSCook 1-2 is powered by the new 1.25 JSCook code, as well as a host of bug fixes and new features:
http://forum.mamboserver.com/showthread.php?t=10994


Also am working on a Display Menu - Tigra 1-0 but have to fully learn how to use the Tigra menu system so I can do it justice in a module. Cant give a firm timeline as there are also other projects I am coding and other Menu systems I am playing with, some of them mentioned in this thread.
Problem is learning how the Menu's work and trying to cater for that in a module that can use the full power of each menu system.

[ron4u]

Great menus suggestions Riba...but how would you implement them in Mambo? Mambo is new to me still.

Thanks toi everyone!

Ron