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I have the following menu that changes to red if each of the menu items are hovered over. This menu shows on every page of my website. I have the following problem: If a user was to click a menu item (e.g. Menu 2), the page will navigation to the page set in the a tag (i.e page2.html) If the user was to leave there mouse in the same position as it was in before the menu item was clicked (i.e. over the selected menu item), then the menu would automatically change to red again on the new page, as the jQuery hover code below will be activated. Is there a way to stop this behaviour? Ideally I want users to have to mouse off of the menu item and then on it again before the menu item changes to red if the users mouse is still over the selected menu item after clicking one of the menu links. <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $('li').hover(function() { $(this).css('background', 'red'); }, function() { $(this).css('background', 'none'); }) }) </script> <ul> <li><a href="page1.html">Menu 1</a></li> <li><a href="page2.html">Menu 2</a></li> <li><a href="page3.html">Menu 3</a></li> </ul>

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These isn't any. The attached file is to demonstrate what I'm trying to do. All the code I have so far has been posted in this thread.

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I am still stuck with this. I have attach a .zip file containing what I am trying to achieve. Example.zip

Does that make sense? Can anyone help with this?

Thanks for your response, it's much appreciated. My aim is to create a vertical page menu using <ul>'s. Upon a user clicking a parent menu item, they will taken to a different page where the content of the selected page will be displayed. Any child pages will be displayed as <li>'s of a child <ul> in the menu, underneath the relevent paten in the menu. Child pages need to be visible only when the parent page, or child pages belonging to the parent have been selected. I'm guessing I will need to check if the user is in a parent or child page of the parent, in order to show any relevent child pages?

I have a problem with my code. What is the best way to display all sub pages for a parent page regardless of whether or not you are viewing the parent or child pages? If a different parent is chosen, then the child pages of the previously selected parent should be hidden. All pages have a id vairable in the URL that is available using $_GET['id']. My MYSQL DB looks like this. CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `pages` ( `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `title` varchar(255) NOT NULL, `parent` int(11) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`id`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=8; With the code I have currently, the child pages display if you are on the parent page, but as soon as you jump to any of the child pages, the child pages disappear. $gParents = mysql_query('SELECT * FROM db.pages WHERE parent = 0'); while($parents = mysql_fetch_assoc($gParents)) { echo '<a href="?id='.$parents['id'].'">'.$parents['title'].'</a><br />'; $qChilds = mysql_query('SELECT * FROM db.pages WHERE parent = '.$parents['id'].' AND parent = '.$_GET['id']); while($childs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qChilds)) { echo '<a href="?id='.$childs['id'].'">'.$childs['title'].'</a><br />'; } }

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I have 10 MySQL databases that feature the same table structures/names in each. The table I am partically interested in is the Users I need a way to display/paginate the results from each of the Users tables, and sort the data by category_colour The table fields are: id: INT(11) name: varchar(255) - e.g. Dave, Lisa, Steve category_colour: char(1) - Can be G = Green, O = Orange, B = Blue, O = Orange. If I was to do this without paginate, there would be too many results, and the server would take an age to display them all. I need the results to be categorized and in order of category_colour (1st: Red, 2nd: Green, 3rd: Blue, 4th: Orange) - Displaying the users database id OUTPUT EXAMPLE: Category Colour: Red Dave - 1 Steve - 5 Fred - 4 etc Category Colour: Green Richard - 6 Kelly - 8 etc. Category Colour: Blue Emma - 3 Scott - 2 Louise - 7 etc.