I am looking to build an Intranet using a pulldown menu approach to
navigation. I need it to work in both IE and Firefox, and ideally I would do
it using DHTML. I have used a free Java tool that works, but it requires a
bit of code in every page that the menu pulls down over, which means every
page in the Intranet, and that makes delegating management of the content a
little harder.
So, the question is, can FrontPage 2005 do this natively? Or do I still need
a 3rd party tool? And if so, does anyone have a suggestion on a good one?

Thanks,
Gordon

You really mean Java and not javascript? You wouldn't want to use the
former at all....

Anyhow, this will work -

Try this -

http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tip...ow.aspx?tip=28

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Murray
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MVP FrontPage


"Gordon Price" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am looking to build an Intranet using a pulldown menu approach to
> navigation. I need it to work in both IE and Firefox, and ideally I would
> do
> it using DHTML. I have used a free Java tool that works, but it requires a
> bit of code in every page that the menu pulls down over, which means every
> page in the Intranet, and that makes delegating management of the content
> a
> little harder.
> So, the question is, can FrontPage 2005 do this natively? Or do I still
> need
> a 3rd party tool? And if so, does anyone have a suggestion on a good one?
>
> Thanks,
> Gordon

Java requires the user have that software on their pc (java virtual
machine).

Frontpage 2003 can't nor can Frontpage 2005 (as there is no such product!).

"Gordon Price" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:40102A57-C9C5-4485-9D08-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am looking to build an Intranet using a pulldown menu approach to
> navigation. I need it to work in both IE and Firefox, and ideally I would
> do
> it using DHTML. I have used a free Java tool that works, but it requires a
> bit of code in every page that the menu pulls down over, which means every
> page in the Intranet, and that makes delegating management of the content
> a
> little harder.
> So, the question is, can FrontPage 2005 do this natively? Or do I still
> need
> a 3rd party tool? And if so, does anyone have a suggestion on a good one?
>
> Thanks,
> Gordon

Right. Most don't.

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Murray
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MVP FrontPage


"Andrew Murray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Java requires the user have that software on their pc (java virtual
> machine).
>
> Frontpage 2003 can't nor can Frontpage 2005 (as there is no such
> product!).
>
> "Gordon Price" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:40102A57-C9C5-4485-9D08-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I am looking to build an Intranet using a pulldown menu approach to
>> navigation. I need it to work in both IE and Firefox, and ideally I would
>> do
>> it using DHTML. I have used a free Java tool that works, but it requires
>> a
>> bit of code in every page that the menu pulls down over, which means
>> every
>> page in the Intranet, and that makes delegating management of the content
>> a
>> little harder.
>> So, the question is, can FrontPage 2005 do this natively? Or do I still
>> need
>> a 3rd party tool? And if so, does anyone have a suggestion on a good one?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Gordon
>
>