Diigo drop down menu goes away - can't choose menu entries - 9 views

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  #1 david-p on 30 Nov 07

   

  Hi forum,
  
  whether I use the automatic drop down menu that appears after highlighting text, or whether I right click somewhere on a web page, it's always the same: as soon as I click on any entry in the Diigo menu, the Diigo menu goes away (I can't chose anything from its submenus since the submenus don't even open on hovering with the mouse, and since clicking makes the entire Diigo menu go away).
  
  All other entries in the right click context menu are fully working.
  
  Any idea what could cause this?
  
  Thanks,
  David.P

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi forum, <br /> <br /> whether I use the automatic drop down menu that appears after highlighting text, or whether I right click somewhere on a web page, it's always the same: as soon as I click on any entry in the Diigo menu, the Diigo menu goes away (I can't chose anything from its submenus since the submenus don't even open on hovering with the mouse, and since clicking makes the entire Diigo menu go away). <br /> <br /> All other entries in the right click context menu are fully working. <br /> <br /> Any idea what could cause this? <br /> <br /> Thanks, <br /> David.P</div>

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  #2 david-p on 30 Nov 07

   

  Ahh, found the cause.
  
  The "ui.submenuDelay" entry in Firefox was set to a very long time, and obviously the Diigo menu is coded differently from Firefox standards since the Diigo submenus can't be opened by *clicking* but only by *hovering and waiting* the amount of time that is set in "ui.submenuDelay". Maybe this can be corrected in a future release.
  
  Anyway, by setting "ui.submenuDelay" to some hundred milliseconds, the issue is kind of resolved, intermittently.
  
  David.P

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Ahh, found the cause. <br /> <br /> The "ui.submenuDelay" entry in Firefox was set to a very long time, and obviously the Diigo menu is coded differently from Firefox standards since the Diigo submenus can't be opened by *clicking* but only by *hovering and waiting* the amount of time that is set in "ui.submenuDelay". Maybe this can be corrected in a future release. <br /> <br /> Anyway, by setting "ui.submenuDelay" to some hundred milliseconds, the issue is kind of resolved, intermittently. <br /> <br /> David.P</div>

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