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Note: There is a known bug in Opera 3.2 that prevents the menu being updated when you click on an expand/collapse icon. To work around this, the menu has been drawn fully expanded.

Buttons
Below the outline is a control panel with 5 options:

Note: There is a known bug in Internet Explorer 4 that MAY cause the error "No such interface supported" when try to open the Floating Menu. If you get this error and the menu does not open in a new window, click OK in the error window and then click the "Back" button to return to the Frames Mode.\n\nYou can fix this problem by downloading and installing Service Pack 1 from the Microsoft Web Site, or upgrade to Internet Explorer 4.01.

Known Problems

When you click on a link with a JavaScript URL (all expand/collapse icons and, if showAllAsLinks is set to true, entries without a link), Netscape 4 (on Windows, possibly also on Mac but not on UNIX) changes the mouse pointer into an hourglass and does not change it back to an arrow until the user moves the mouse. This seems to be a bug in Netscape 4 that we can do nothing about.
I have had a number of reports of MSIE 4 taking a very long time to draw the menu (as long as a few minutes).
MSIE 4.0 on Windows has an intermittant bug which causes an "Interface not supported" error when attempting to open a window. Joust will trap this error, think that it is a security error and display the security message. Downloading Service Pack 1 from Microsoft (or upgrading to 4.0.1) will fix the problem.
Joust does not work properly with the Macintosh version of MSIE. It seems to work on some Macs and not on others. I am working on a solution to this but, as I don't have access to a Macintosh with MSIE installed, it is not easy. If you have access to a Mac and encounter problems, please let me know the error message that you get as well as the type of Mac you have, OS version and MSIE version. If anyone living near Royston (in Herts, United Kingdom) has a Macintosh I can use to try and solve this problem, please let me know.
Opera has a limit of 32K on the amount of generated content in a page. A fully expanded large menu can easily exceed this, resulting in the menu being truncated.

This site is designed to be viewed with a Frames and JavaScript capable browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3 or Netscape Navigator version 2.