I'm not super proficient at this, but I have a navigation item where on hover, a div with a search form slides down. Currently, when you mouseover, then mouseout, the div stays open until you click the close button.

I'm trying to make it so that when you mouseout the div slides backup after a few seconds, unless the user is on the div or nav link still (i.e., they're filling out the search form).

Here's what I have so far:

$("#services_link").mouseover(function() {
        $("#services_link").css('background-position','left -73px');
        $("#vendors_dropdown").slideDown(function() {
            setTimeout(HideMe, 4000);
        });
    });

    function HideMe() {
        $("#services_link").css('background-position','left 0');
        $("#vendors_dropdown").slideUp();
    }


That gets me as var as the div sliding down on hover of the link, and sliding up after 4 seconds (regardless of where the mouse cursor is). So I just need the div to stay open if the mouse cursor is on the link or div.

I've looked at 3 or 4 other similar questions (and answers) and none really quite do the trick. setTimeout (and clearTimeout) is kinda new to me, so please excuse the noob question. :)


Question: Is PC2700 ECC backwards compatible with PC2100 ECC?
Answer: According to Super Micro's "Test Memory List" for the motherboard, PC2700 and PC3200 is supported.


The tested memory for PC2700 is:

ATP Electronics AG64L72T8SQB3C 512MB (Qimonda chips -- Qimonda is out of business)

The tested memory for PC3200 is:

Smart Modular Technologies SM6472DDR2N1-1 512MB (Qimonda chips as well)



When you say the system won't POST, I assume POST code of 00. What POST code are you really getting? If the memory isn't supported then you should get to a POST code in the 20's (28 is a common memory failure POST code). Your motherboard is supposed to try to initialize video and display the POST code on the top line.



Something to check is to make sure the DIMM modules are fully seated.