**Title: MoI V5 CustomUI — Positioning category submenus correctly**

Hi,

I'm using MoI 3D V5 with CustomUI and have created a `ScriptsFull.menu.htm` menu that groups custom scripts into categories based on filename prefixes, such as `CRV_`, `SRF_`, `SOL_`, `SEL_` and `UTL_`.

The main Full Scripts flyout opens correctly to the left of its button, which is on the bottom toolbar.

However, when I select a category such as Curves, its submenu opens at the bottom-right of the screen rather than being positioned correctly alongside the main menu.

I'm currently calling:

```js
moi.ui.showMenu(
"moi://appdata/customui/" + file,
moi.ui.commandBar.CommandBarCustomUI,
1,
0
);
```

I've also tried `0, 0` and `3, 0`. These haven't resolved the positioning issue.

The original `Scripts.menu.htm` works as expected. Is there a way to anchor the category submenu to the Full Scripts menu item itself, or otherwise control its horizontal and vertical position?

I'd appreciate any guidance on the correct `showMenu()` arguments or the appropriate UI element to use as the anchor.

Thanks!

Hi Barry,

re:
> The main Full Scripts flyout opens correctly to the left of its button, which is on the bottom toolbar.

Can you please show a screenshot of what this looks like?


> However, when I select a category such as Curves, its submenu opens at the bottom-right of the
> screen rather than being positioned correctly alongside the main menu.

Also a screenshot of this too please.

Thanks, - Michael

Hi Michael,
the attached photo's show the issue.
The left hand script button opens the complete list of scripts as normal.
The right hand button opens new layout in a restricted width ok but when selecting a sub menu it opens it bottom right of screen.
However all the scripts that are not in the sub menu's that are not listed in dropdown there is an option to open them and they get displayed correctly.
Thanks
Barry
Ps: here are the htm's of the new fullscript and sub solid menu

Hi Michael,
Have found away to do it using a control panel.
Many thanks
Barry