CMS Upgrade (1.9.4.2->1.10.3) Menu Manager/Collapse

[ptysell]

Moving site from 1.9.4.2 install to a 1.10.3 install and having difficulty with menu manager.

It seems that if I use the 'collapse=1' property it will show items in other menu items.

What I mean by that is if I have the following

Page 1
-Page 1-1
--Page 1-1-1
--Page 1-1-2
--Page 1-1-3
-Page 1-2
--Page 1-2-1
--Page 1-2-2
--Page 1-2-3

If I am on page one only Page 1-1 and page 1-2 would show in the menu. Perfect.

Now when I click on Page 1-1 it displays its children as well as the children of page 1-2.

The menu template works perfectly in 1.9.4.2.
Not sure what is going on.

Menu manager goes from 1.7.6 to 1.7.7

Thanks

[ptysell]

Even with default template all "top level" menu elements receive the "menuactive" css class.

[Dr.CSS]

Is this a custom menu template, and if so can you paste here?...

[ptysell]

Is this a custom menu template, and if so can you paste here?...

Even if I use the default template "menuactive" css class is applied to every "top level" menu item.

This would indicate that Menu Manager isn't processing the menuactive action correctly.

Template Code - {menu template='temp' start_level='2' collapse='1'}

Where "temp" is a direct copy of simple_navigation.tpl

[Dr.CSS]

So simple_navigation.tpl is set as default and {menu start_level='2' collapse='1'} does the same thing?...

[ptysell]

Yes, you are correct.

[ptysell]

Did a fresh CMS install on another dev server and everything worked.
Guess I will just back everything and start over.

Tried replacing the MenuManager module with a fresh version to no avail.

Really strange and a major pain in the ass.

[staartmees]

did you try cssmenu.tpl and did you have the same problem? I thought simple_navigation.tpl had somewhere a problem.

[ptysell]

Tried everything.

Like I said, templates work perfectly on a fresh installation.

[Dr.CSS]

Have you tried a system verification test to make sure no files got corrupted or not uploaded?...

[ptysell]

Too late. Already wiped it clean and started over.