Hi,

will that be implemented? Are there any timelines?

// Currently the only available reaction is converting the menu into a
element;
// In the next version there will be another reaction that will create a "compact" version of
// the menu, using

    element hence easy to style with CSS and so on and so forth.

    Cheers,
    slowflyer

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mehrpadin commented

Hey there,

No exact date but indeed soon :) like very soon.

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mehrpadin commented

Hey again,

Try the development release once updated :) feedbacks are very welcome!

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mehrpadin commented
Status: Active » Fixed
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slowflyer commented

I tried the new feature on D6.

Right now, I can open the accordion menu, but I can't close it with a second click on the initial "button" or link.

mehrpadin’s picture

mehrpadin commented

Hey there,

Thanks, I guess it's the jQ 1.3 not doing some stuff rightly, will fix it ASAP.

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slowflyer commented

The D6 site tested uses jQuery Update and jQ 1.4

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mehrpadin commented

Interesting! are you sure it's jQ 1.4? should be 1.3.2 :)

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mehrpadin commented

Fixed, turned out to be a silly ".before() on non existing element" issue :D update the sfsmallscreen.js (from the master branch), let me know!

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slowflyer commented

It is still not closing on my D6 site. But it successfully works on a current D7 development.

And yes I'm sure that I updated jQuery to 1.4 on D6.

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mehrpadin commented

Do you have Firebug? do see any JS error in the Console tab? especially after the second click.

How did you exactly update it to 1.4? not using the jQ update module then?

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slowflyer commented

One new hint..

it works, but only when admin/settings/performance

CSS optimization is turned of.

I used jQueryUpdate Module and modified it to support jQuery 1.4.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.