If you have a spare minute, I have a problem I thought you might be able to find out how to fix, seeing as you know people that know things.

I am working on my multi-lingual website and I have a content menu that I want to display in a separate window when a certain page loads. I can display the window with no problems using an onLoad event, but I need to pass a couple of PHP GET variables to it, but, understandably I get errors. This is probably due to the fact that I am passing PHP variables with Javascript commands.

The reason I am wanting to do this is is that the expandable menu that I have created goes of the bottom of the screen and you have to scroll down to select one of the later sections.

This is not a requirement of the site, but it I think it would be a nice touch, but then again I could be talking garbage. Not sure what effect this would have on accessibility.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

Thanks:(

This isn't a problem at all, if I understand you properly.

The onLoad event of the main page opens a new window for the context menu. You can pass variables to PHP in the onLoad event as GET variables (in the URL).

A PHP script generates the context menu based on the value of the GET variables passed to the page.

If the user clicks something in the main window that should modify the context window, just refresh the context window with new GET variables.


Take care,

Nik
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