context menu solution, iframe problem still here

Hi! Well, I played with a few hours with this thing, trying out some ideas, and looking through MSDN, and found out the solution to the context menu problem. Just in case someone wonders, I write it down here, so if someone plays with IE6, he knows what to expect. There are certain !DOCTYPE declarations switching IE6 to "standard compliant mode". See this MSDN page for more information: http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/doctype.as p Those switches may be logical or not, but the outcoming of them is that some behaviours of IE are different in standard compliant mode than in backward compatible mode, as one may guess. One of those is that the container for the document is the HTML element, not the BODY element, so the contents of the body element is not scrolled (it's fixed into the html element). This means that in standard compliant mode (which is turned on by a !DOCTYPE used in all the HTML pages in the CHM) we need to use the HTML element to find out the scrolling distance, but as it won't work in older IE browsers we need to use the body if the browser is preIE6. This actually fixes the context menu positioning bug, so the only one left is the iframe problem, for which we were unable to come up with at least a fix idea. The two solution ideas for that problem was a) turn on show friendly error messages b) apply the Service Pack on your IE6 when it comes out (now it's in beta testing phase) If anybody has a better idea besides these two, please do not hesitate to write in ;)) Goba