Wacky Submenu Problem under OS X

[Sarah Reichelt]

Frank,

I think this may be due to the way that Rev tries to make OS X menus by 
moving certain items around. In your case, it should only move the Quit 
and delete the line before it, but it may be that having what becomes 
the last line, then starting with a tab, is causing some confusion. 
Just for testing purposes, what happens if you put in another menu item 
(not starting with tab) after "Quick Reference".

Cheers,
Sarah


On 29 Oct 2004, at 12:54 am, Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:

> Okay, I have a File menu.  The text reads something like this (put 
> button "File"):
>
> (&Print/P
> Print &Labels
> 	516&0
> 	516&1
> 	516&2
> 	516&3
> 	516&4
> 	526&7
> 	-
> 	Quick &Reference
> -
> &Quit/Q
>
> Note that those are indeed tabs, created by Menu Builder/Manager 
> (Builder in the menu, Manager in the title bar and Bugzilla component 
> -- and I have other issues concerning this tool, which will make their 
> way into Bugzilla shortly...)
>
> Anyway, this *should* show up as follows in the menu bar:
>
> Print
> Print Labels ->
> -
> Quit
>
> And the Print Labels submenu should look like:
>
> 5160
> 5161
> 5162
> 5163
> 5164
> 5267
> -
> Quick Reference
>
>
> Correct?  If the menu bar is in the stack window, that is what I get; 
> however, under OS X at least, putting it in the menu bar at the top of 
> the screen (which is really where it belongs to begin with) gives me a 
> File menu that looks like this:
>
> Print
> Print Labels
>  5160
>  5161
>  5162
>  5163
>  5164
>  5267   ->
>
>
> With the Quit option correctly moved to the app menu, and with a 
> "5267" submenu that looks like this:
>
> -
> Quick Reference
>
>
> Is this something stupid that I am doing, or does this also belong in 
> Bugzilla?  Has anyone else seen it?
>
> Thank you!
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> Frank D. Engel, Jr.  <fde101 at fjrhome.net>