Or should that title read Project Seven Pop Menu Magic cannot coexist with Actinic ? 
I have created a site for a customer using the excellent Project Seven Pop Menu Magic, (apologies Norman). Now I have to add a shop to the site and am having problems with script errors reported by Actinic.
I want to save having to rebuild the site so I want to use the same template, modified, for Actinic.
Having placed all the required code into the template and telling Actinic to use it (replacing Act_Primary.html) Actinic reports a script error.
The error reported is "Object expected". Examining the referred page (P_index.html) the error reported is in
"<body onLoad="P7_initPM(1,0,1,-20,10)"><table width= . . . "
If I remove the onload instruction the error goes away, but then of course, the menu's won't work. Pages outside Actinic do work without issue.
I realise that the problem might not be down to Actinic, I just want some pointer or tidbit of info to help steer me in the right direction because I don't have a clue as to where to go from here.
TIA for any info which anybody might be able to give.
I have created a site for a customer using the excellent Project Seven Pop Menu Magic, (apologies Norman). Now I have to add a shop to the site and am having problems with script errors reported by Actinic.
I want to save having to rebuild the site so I want to use the same template, modified, for Actinic.
Having placed all the required code into the template and telling Actinic to use it (replacing Act_Primary.html) Actinic reports a script error.
The error reported is "Object expected". Examining the referred page (P_index.html) the error reported is in
"<body onLoad="P7_initPM(1,0,1,-20,10)"><table width= . . . "
If I remove the onload instruction the error goes away, but then of course, the menu's won't work. Pages outside Actinic do work without issue.
I realise that the problem might not be down to Actinic, I just want some pointer or tidbit of info to help steer me in the right direction because I don't have a clue as to where to go from here.
TIA for any info which anybody might be able to give.
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