Firefox 3.0 wins memory battle, says tester

"By contrast, Safari for Windows is 'extremely poor' in managing memory. Mozilla
browser uses memory much more efficiently than its rivals, according to an independent tester who wrote a memory-monitoring utility to track usage by Firefox, Internet Explorer (IE), Flock, Opera and Safari."

I've seen above news from computer world site. Now I installed Mozilla 3.0 to my mechine. Graphic design and funcationality are really good. u could download it from
www.softpedia.com

working with photo shop

Today, I working with my freelance project. The project name is Annables project. Every one can go throught that project via that link.
www.annabelsweddings.co.uk

Today Badly java script error

Today, I've got badly Java script error in my work project. I was trying to get cookie value from Java script file. I need to explain more. The project is need dynamic menu.
That menu is created by when u create new page. that page should be added to menu list automatically. I tried to get cookie value like that - ( here we are some coding -

private void MenuList()
{
List menu_list = MenuController.GetMenuList();
List First_list = new List();
List Second_list = new List();
List Third_list = new List();

string strMenu = string.Empty;

if (menu_list.Count > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < menu_list.Count; i++)
{
if (menu_list[i].ParentID == Guid.Empty)
{
// find second level menu
Second_list = GetSubMenu(menu_list, menu_list[i].MenuID);

// print out the first level with

closing tag if second list count = 0; else print out the first level without

closing tag
if (Second_list.Count > 0)
{
string strSecondLevel = string.Empty;

//print out the first level
//strMenu += "

" + menu_list[i].Name + "";
strMenu += "

" + menu_list[i].Name + "";

HttpCookie MyCookie = HttpContext.Current.Request.Cookies["menu"];
if (MyCookie == null)
{
MyCookie = new HttpCookie("menu");
}

// open the second level
strMenu += "

";

for (int j = 0; j < Second_list.Count; j++)
{
//remove second level list from main list
for (int count = 0; count < menu_list.Count; count++)
{
if (Second_list[j].MenuID == menu_list[count].MenuID)
{
menu_list.RemoveAt(count);
i--;
}
}

// find third level menu
Third_list = GetSubMenu(menu_list, Second_list[j].MenuID);
if (Third_list.Count > 0)
{
// print out the second level without closing
• tag
  //strMenu += "
• " + Second_list[j].Name + "";
  strMenu += "
• " + Second_list[j].Name + "";
  
  // open the third level
  strMenu += "
  ";
  
  foreach (Menus m3 in Third_list)
  {
  // print out the third level
  //strMenu = "
  • " + m3.Name + "
  ";
  strMenu = "
  • " + m3.Name + "
  ";
  
  //remove third level menu from the main list
  for (int c = 0; c < menu_list.Count; c++)
  {
  if (m3.MenuID == menu_list[c].MenuID)
  {
  menu_list.RemoveAt(c);
  i--;
  }
  }
  }
  
  //close the third level
  strMenu += "
  ";
  //close the second level
  strMenu += "

";
// close the first level
strMenu += "

";

int index2 = Second_list.IndexOf(Second_list[j]);
Second_list.InsertRange(index2 + 1, Third_list);
}
else
{
// print out the second level
for (int m = 0; m < Second_list.Count; m++)
{
//strMenu += "

" + Second_list[j].Name + "

";
strMenu += "

" + Second_list[j].Name + "

";
}
// close the second level
strMenu += "";
// close the first level
strMenu += "";

int index1 = menu_list.IndexOf(menu_list[i]);
menu_list.InsertRange(index1 + 1, Second_list);

}
}
}
else
{
//strMenu += "

" + menu_list[i].Name + "

";
strMenu += "

" + menu_list[i].Name + "

";
}
}
}

navigationMenuList.InnerHtml = strMenu;
}
}

In above code has bold sentence. that sentece is trying to get cookie value from anchor tag on click event. I have no idea yet. :( BAD Day