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// CONSTANTS
// Don't touch these. :)
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var LEFT = 7;
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var CAPCOLOR = 15;
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var BORDER = 18;
var STATUS = 19;
var AUTOSTATUS = 20;
var AUTOSTATUSCAP = 21;
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var CLOSETEXT = 23;
var SNAPX = 24;
var SNAPY = 25;
var FIXX = 26;
var FIXY = 27;
var FGBACKGROUND = 28;
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var PADX = 30; // PADX2 out
var PADY = 31; // PADY2 out
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var CAPICON = 37;
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var FRAME = 44;
var TIMEOUT = 45;
var FUNCTION = 46;
var DELAY = 47;
var HAUTO = 48;
var VAUTO = 49;
var CLOSECLICK = 50;
var CSSOFF = 51;
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var CLOSESIZEUNIT = 70;
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var CLOSESTYLE = 72;
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// You don't have to change anything here if you don't want to. All of this can be
// changed on your html page or through an overLIB call.
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// Set to 1 to activate, 0 otherwise.
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// ABOVE only works when HEIGHT is defined.
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// Default timeout. By default there is no timeout.
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// Default javascript funktion. By default there is none.
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// CSSOFF=no CSS CSSSTYLE=use CSS inline styles CSSCLASS=use classes
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// This is only used if CSS is set to use classes (ol_css = CSSCLASS)
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// This is only used if CSS is set to use classes (ol_css = CSSCLASS)
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// This is only used if CSS is set to use classes (ol_css = CSSCLASS)
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// Only used if CSS inline styles are being used (ol_css = CSSSTYLE)
// Options include "px", "%", "in", "cm" and more
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// Only used if CSS inline styles are being used (ol_css = CSSSTYLE)
// Options include "px", "%", "in", "cm" and more
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// Options include "px", "%", "in", "cm" and more
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ARRAY CONFIGURATION
// You don't have to change anything here if you don't want to. The following
// arrays can be filled with text and html if you don't wish to pass it from
// your html page.
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var ol_caps = new Array("BLANK",
"Robert Cohn ",
"Jake Barnes",
"Lady Brett Ashley",
"Mike Campbell",
"Bill Gorton",
"Pedro Romero",
"Spider Kelly",
"Cohn's first wife",
"Frances Clyne",
"Henry Braddocks",
"Georgette Hobin (LeBlace)",
"Mrs. Braddocks",
"Robert Prentiss",
"Lett and Zizi",
"Count Mippipopolous",
"Woolsey and Krum",
"Harvey Stone",
"Madame Duzinell",
"Montoya",
"the Basque peasants",
"Harris (or Wilson-Harris)",
"Marcial Lalander",
"Edna",
"Lord Ashley",
"Belmonte",
"Vicente Girones",
"Gertrude Stein ",
"Ecclesiastes",
"Princeton",
"Review of the Arts ",
"Cohn's novel",
"Strasbourg",
"W.H. Hudson",
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"Alger books",
"bull-fighters",
"aperitif",
"Pernod",
"the Bal",
"Kirby marriage",
"Le Toril",
"Italian front",
"Biarritz",
"H.L. Mencken",
"Paris Times",
"Frances' trip to England",
"the Count's arrow wounds",
"Bayonne",
"Pamplona",
"the Montoya hotel",
"Burguete",
"Basque",
"posada",
"Irony and Pity and 'The Bells Are Ringing for Me and My Gal'",
"A.E.W. Mason",
"William Jennings Bryan",
"Henry's bicycle",
"Roncesvalles monastery",
"gift of flies",
"desencajonada",
"aficionado",
"bulls",
"steers",
"Circe",
"Turgenieff",
"festival of San Fermin",
"riau-riau dancers",
"picador",
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"Jake Barnes friend, Robert is Jewish, and he experienced anti-Semitism at Princeton. To counteract his insecurity, Cohn took up boxing, earning Princeton's middleweight title. He is nice but shy, and angry about his shyness. He is easily led by the women in his life. He marries the first woman he dates after college, and lives reasonably well with her. He thought about leaving her, but was afraid she would not be able to handle it, when she left him. On the rebound he went to California and helped fund a review of the Arts. He liked the power and respect it gave him more than he liked the arts. While there he met Frances, whom he began dating. Wrapped around her little finger, he agreed to take them to Europe. And when Frances started to suggest they get married, Cohn seemed to go along with that too. All this changed after Cohn wrote a novel and traveled to New York. His ego was inflated, and he became mean. He especially did not like when people told him to go to hell, and he occasionally threatened violence. He also realized that Frances was probably not the best he could do. So he decided to play the field, sending Frances away and going on a trip with Lady Brett Ashley. His friend Jake, still in love with Brett, could not forgive him for this. A hopeless romantic, Cohn foolishly tries to keep Brett, who wants nothing more to do with him; he follows her around and annoys everyone. This makes Jake even more angry, and when Jake sets up Brett with bull-fighter Pedro Romero, Cohn beats up his friend. A strong boxer, Cohn also beats up Pedro Romero, who warns him to leave town. Treated as an outsider, hated and taunted, especially by Mike Campbell, Brett's fiancé, nobody is sorry to see him go. He considers Jake his best friend, but he hurts him terribly by sleeping with Brett, and is very selfish and insensitive.",
"The narrator of the story, Barnes served in World War I and was injured while fighting in Italy. This injury left him impotent, which becomes his curse and a major theme of the novel. He loves Brett, and she loves him, but she loves sex more. Since Jake cannot have sex, their relationship is doomed. Jake must sit back and watch her have affairs with Mike, Cohn, and Pedro. Unable to act himself, he will often help her, as when he sets her up with Pedro Romero. As a means of coping, he tries to be detached, focusing on the monetary value and the utility of things. Jake takes a trip to Spain every summer, fishing and then going to Pamplona for the festival. This year, his friends spoil his trip. Fishing with Bill is fun, but once they join everyone in Pamplona, the trip becomes a disaster. Jake loves bull-fighting, and his passion for the sport is greatly respected. But his friends' bad behavior, especially Brett's fling with Pedro, is so devastating that those who once respected him will no longer speak to him. Jake loses this comfort, and also his self-respect as he continually comes to Brett's aid. ",
"Jake's love, Mike's fiancée, Cohn's lover, and then Romero's lover. Still married, but with a pending divorce, to a member of the British aristocracy, Brett drinks a lot and is addicted to sex. She loves Jake, but she cannot be with him, because he cannot have sex. Wanting what she cannot have, Brett professes her love for Jake while her many affairs continue. She is very attractive, but it is her behavior and her unfeminine dress that make her stand out. Cohn compares her to Circe, the sorceress in the Odyssey who turned men into swine. She is selfish, expecting a lot from all her men. Her one unselfish act is when she sends Romero away in Madrid. Brett has once married a man she didn't love, and is poised to do that again. She is inconsiderate to those who love her, and turns away from the men she loves. She is afraid of love, spending more time with people she cares little for, as when she ran off with Cohn, leaving Jake alone in Paris.",
"Brett's fiancé, Mike is always in debt. He drinks a lot and has no job. He is on an allowance, waiting for his inheritance. He also fought in the war, but not in the serious way Jake did. Mike does not take the war seriously, giving away war medals that do not even belong to him. Though he is friendly and a lot of fun, he can also be cruel. He hates Cohn-his Jewishnes and his love-struck chase after Brett; he insults Cohn badly. Also enraptured with Brett, he stays around even after she goes off with Romero. But unlike Jake, who takes much abuse and never gets the girl, Mike expects Brett to return to him by the end of the novel.",
"Jake's friend, Gorton is a writer, and likes stuffed animals. He travels with Jake to Bayonne, where they fish and spend a peaceful few days. A big drinker, Bill gets along well with Mike, but detests what he calls Cohn's 'Jewish superiority.'",
"A great bull-fighter, he is only nineteen. His masterful and honest handling of the bulls suggest he will be one of the great ones. Focused and controlled, he hardly drinks, and has not been with many women. Brett falls in love with him, and they have a brief affair, which the bull-fighting crowd disapproves of greatly. After Pamplona they travel to Madrid. Romero asks Brett to marry him, but he wants her to grow out her boyish hair and behave in a more ladylike manner. Not ready for such a change, and fearful that their relationship will threaten what is most important to him, Brett sends him away.",
"Robert Cohn's boxing coach at Princeton.",
"The woman Cohn married right out of college. He had three children with her, but was not very happy. He was afraid to leave her, because he didn't think she could live without him. So he was very surprised when his wife left him for a painter of miniatures.",
"Cohn's new girlfriend, he meets her in California while working on the Review of the Arts. She dominates him, and insists they move to Europe. Later when she fears losing him, she demands he marry her. He is inclined to, but changes his mind after he gets his novel published. Frances is jealous and can be vicious; when Robert sends her away to England, she tears into him in front of Jake.",
"A friend of Cohn's.",
"The young woman Jake picks up and takes to dinner and then dancing with his friends. She is pretty but has a terrible smile. Jake thinks she's boring, and he isn't sorry when she spends the night dancing with other men.",
"Henry Braddock's bubbly wife.",
"A young novelist from America. He is rude to Jake, who storms off angrily.",
"Brett's two gay companions at the dance club. Jake hates them.",
"Brett's friend, he offers her money to go away with him. He is very wealthy from a chain of American sweet shops he owns. He has fought or participated somehow in several wars and revolutions, and he has the wounds to prove it. He takes great pleasure in fine things, and knowing he got his money's worth.",
"Two of Jake's newspaper friends. They have families, and wonder how Jake spends his nights. His life is very different from theirs.",
"The broke gambler who is friends with Jake and Bill. Depressed and indifferent, he insults Cohn, then tells him he wouldn't care if Cohn hit him.",
"The concierge at Jake's apartment. She is a snob and will only let people up to see Jake if they are rich, well born, or sportsmen. But Brett is able to bribe her with money.",
"The owner of the hotel Montoya, where Jake stays during the festival. He is an aficionado, and he respects Jake for his aficion. When Jake lets Romero keep company with Brett and the other drunks, Montoya cannot forgive him. Their friendship is over; Montoya will not even speak to him.",
"The men on the bus when Jake and Bill travel to Pamplona. There are many of them at the festival. They are friendly and generous with their wine.",
"An Englishman whom Jake and Bill meet at Burguete while they are fishing. He fits in well, and Bill especially likes him. He is an aficionado of fishing, and a good friend. He gives Jake and Bill a generous and personal gift when they leave for Pamplona.",
"A mediocre bull-fighter.",
"Bill's friend. Mike flirts with her to make Brett jealous, which doesn't work. ",
"Brett's husband who she is in the process of divorcing. He was an Admiral, and did not treat her well. After the war he became crazy and threatened to kill her.",
"An old bull-fighter who came out of retirement to reassert some honor into the sport. But his plan for a triumphant return is squashed when Romero comes along. Romero is so pure and graceful, so perfect, that the old and sick Belmonte looks awful. He used to be wonderful, and after he retired, the public built a myth around Belmonte. Now fighting again, he cannot compete with his own myth. Reality is a disappointment, and the crowd hates him.",
"The man killed in the running of the bulls. He had a wife and kids, and came down every year to participate in the running. The group is indifferent when they hear about his death. ",
"Modernist writer and American expatriate. She was a friend to Hemingway, and they spent time together in Paris. She made the comment about 'the lost generation,' which became the catch phrase used to describe the post World War I characters of The Sun Also Rises.",
"An ancient preacher. Also a book of wisdom in the Old Testament.",
"Ivy League school in New Jersey. Cohn attended Princeton, but he encountered anti-Semitism at the University. He learned boxing to help him cope, and he became the University' middleweight boxing champion.",
"An arts magazine Cohn funded and edited while he was in California. He moved there after his wife left him, and the power and respect of being in charge helped mend his wounded ego. While working on the review he met Frances Clyne, who would become his girlfriend. ",
"Cohn wrote his first book while in Europe. It was released by a reputable publisher, and it had mediocre reviews. Having a book published inflated Cohn's ego, and he became more difficult to deal with after that.",
"City in northeast France. Jake suggests he and Cohn go there, since he knows a girl who could show them around. When he mentions the girl, someone kicks him under the table. He assumes it is Frances who kicks him, but it is actually Cohn. Anxious to please his jealous girlfriend, he also does not want to offend her; so Strasbourg is out. ",
"An English naturalist and writer. Cohn reads his novel, The Purple Land, and its' ideas get him into trouble, making him nervous and dissatisfied.",
"Book by W.H. Hudson, which Cohn reads and believes in as though it were Gospel. The book tells the story of an Englishman's romantic adventures in a beautiful land. Reading the book at the age of thirty-four, Cohn begins to think that his life is passing him by. He wants his life to resemble the romantic one of this book. But when he attempts this with Brett, it is a disaster.",
"Horatio Alger, a nineteenth century American author. His works were very different from the romantic tales of W.H. Hudson.",
"According to Jake, they are the only people who live their lives to the fullest. Perhaps this is because they risk their lives on a daily basis, instead of moping around cafés.",
"A drink often had before a meal. ",
"Imitation absinthe. A very strong drink.",
"The dance club where Jake sees Brett again.",
"After seeing Brett, Jake returns to his hotel to find a wedding announcement for a girl he doesn't know. Jake, alone in his apartment, is very far removed from the happiness of a new marriage.",
"Bull-fighting paper.",
"This is where Jake was injured during World War I. His injury left him impotent.",
"Town in southwest France. Count Mippipopolous offers Brett a lot of money to go to Biarritz with him, but she refuses. Jake and Bill later ride a train with a group of pilgrims who are going to Biarritz. Obviously, the town has many different attractions.",
"An American editor and newspaperman who reported on the Scopes trial, which concerned evolution. He lived from 1880-1956.",
"A Paris newspaper. Jake grabs a copy and hides behind it to shield him from what Frances is about to say. It is a way to detach from what he expects will be unpleasant.",
"Cohn, now unwilling to marry Frances, decides to send her off to England to visit some friends. He is forcing her to go on the trip, and while she is gone he goes to San Sebastian with Brett. ",
"He got them while on a business trip in East Africa. Like making his living off of sweet shops, having arrow wounds in the new age of trench warfare reveals how old and out of place the count is becoming.",
"City in southwest France. Jake, Cohn, and Bill stop here on their way to Burguete. When Mike and Brett do not join them, Cohn decides to go back and get them. ",
"City in the north of Spain, home to the festival of San Fermin and the annual bull-fights. Jake goes here every year, but this year his friends accompany him. ",
"The hotel Jake and his friends stay at in Pamplona. Jake knows the owner, named Montoya, and the two often talk about bull-fighting.",
"City in Spain where Bill and Jake go fishing. ",
"The provinces of northern Spain. There are many Basque peasants on their way to Pamplona, and Jake and Bill befriend a few.",
"Inn or tavern.",
"Subject that Bill sings and jokes about with Jake. Jake doesn't get the joke, perhaps because he has too much of his own irony and pity, concerning his wound and inability to be with Brett, 'his gal.'",
"Author of the book Jake reads in Burguete. It is the kind of romantic drivel that Jake made fun of Cohn for reading. It is the story of a man who falls into a glacier. His love waits years for him, while her real love waits for her to stop waiting.",
"American lawyer and politician. In one of his most famous cases, the Scopes trial, he defended evolution. He lived from 1860-1925.",
"Jake and Bill refer to the story of how a writer became impotent. The mysterious story involves a bicycle or a plane. The real identity of this Henry is the British author Henry James.",
"A community in northern Spain near the French border. Jake, Bill, and Harris visit the monastery while at Burguete. Bill and Harris especially are not comfortable in this holy building.",
"When Jake and Bill leave for Pamplona, their new friend Harris gives them each an envelope full of flies (a kind of fishing lure), that he tied himself. It is a very thoughtful gift.",
"Letting the bulls out of their cages and into their corral. This is when the steers come in; they stay in the corral and try to calm the bull, but they are often killed.",
"One who is very passionate about bull-fighting. Montoya and Jake are aficionados, as is Romero. Montoya can forgive almost anything an aficionado does, but he cannot forgive Jake for Romero's relationship with Brett. With that act Jake hurts another aficionado, and that is unforgivable.",
"The uncastrated male oxen. They are the animals the bull-fighter kills in the ring. The bulls are strong-willed and violent, and it is the job of the steers to calm them down.",
"The young castrated male oxen. These friendly animals are placed in the corral to calm down the bulls. The steers are defenseless, and the bulls are often aggressive, killing them. Trapped, the steers do not have any chance if a bull decides to charge them. Mike likes to joke that Cohn is a steer, because of the way he follows Brett around.",
"A sorceress from Homer's Odyssey, who turns Odysseus' men into swine. Cohn calls Brett Circe, and it is true that around her, men often behave terribly.",
"Ivan Turgenev, a nineteenth century Russian novelist. Jake reads one of his books when he's drunk in Pamplona. ",
"The yearly religious festival at Pamplona that includes the running of the bulls and the bull-fights.",
"Some of the dancers at the festival. They crowd around Brett, giving her a necklace of garlic. They don't let her dance; they want to dance around her, as though she is an idol or goddess.",
"Near the end of the bull-fight, the picador rides in on a horse and spears the bull with a sword, to weaken it before the bull-fighter goes in for the kill.",
"A matador or bull-fighter. He draws the bull near him with his cape work, but the grace of his movements does not hide the danger he is in. The torero is a performer; the end of his performance is the killing of the bull.",
"What the picador rides in on. The bull often rams them while the picador spears the bull. Their death is gruesome, and Jake worries Brett will be disgusted. But it doesn't bother her, it only bothers Cohn.",
"After Jake sends Brett off with Romero, the world looks strange and new to him. Cohn hit him pretty hard, and Jake remembers coming home in his youth from a football game. He'd been kicked in the head during the game, and it gave him a new perspective on everything. He has that feeling again now. Jake was carrying a suitcase after the football game, so he imagines himself carrying one again now. Except he doesn't have one, and he isn't making a trip of any great distance.",
"Cloth attached to a stick, which the torero uses to lure the bull. Early in the bull-fight he uses a cape, and his use of the muleta signals that the kill is near.",
"Mike, a halfhearted soldier, needed some medals to wear to a fancy dinner. He borrowed them from his tailor, but when he did not end up needing them, he gave them away to women at a nightclub. They were not worth much to him.",
"City in the north of Spain, by the water. It is a great stopping place for lovers-Brett and Cohn take a trip here, Brett and Mike stop here when she gets sick on the train to Pamplona, then Cohn joins them. Only Jake comes here alone, after the fiesta. He is only there a few days when he receives a note from Brett asking for help.",
"Community in southwest France. The site of several religious sightings, it is popular with pilgrims. The Catholics on the train are going here.",
"A bag made from animal skin. It holds wine, and is very popular with the Basque peasants. It takes some practice to use properly, and there are several wine-drinking lessons.",
"The fleabag motel in Madrid where Jake finds Brett.",
"Capital of Spain, the city is in the northwest part of the country. Brett and Romero traveled here, and Brett sends for Jake to come and get her when Romero leaves. Returning to help Brett, after she left him for another man, makes Jake feel ashamed of himself.");
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// END CONFIGURATION
// Don't change anything below this line, all configuration is above.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// INIT
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Runtime variables init. Used for runtime only, don't change, not for config!
var o3_text = "";
var o3_cap = "";
var o3_sticky = 0;
var o3_background = "";
var o3_close = "Close";
var o3_hpos = RIGHT;
var o3_offsetx = 2;
var o3_offsety = 2;
var o3_fgcolor = "";
var o3_bgcolor = "";
var o3_textcolor = "";
var o3_capcolor = "";
var o3_closecolor = "";
var o3_width = 100;
var o3_border = 1;
var o3_status = "";
var o3_autostatus = 0;
var o3_height = -1;
var o3_snapx = 0;
var o3_snapy = 0;
var o3_fixx = -1;
var o3_fixy = -1;
var o3_fgbackground = "";
var o3_bgbackground = "";
var o3_padxl = 0;
var o3_padxr = 0;
var o3_padyt = 0;
var o3_padyb = 0;
var o3_fullhtml = 0;
var o3_vpos = BELOW;
var o3_aboveheight = 0;
var o3_capicon = "";
var o3_textfont = "Verdana,Arial,Helvetica";
var o3_captionfont = "Verdana,Arial,Helvetica";
var o3_closefont = "Verdana,Arial,Helvetica";
var o3_textsize = "1";
var o3_captionsize = "1";
var o3_closesize = "1";
var o3_frame = self;
var o3_timeout = 0;
var o3_timerid = 0;
var o3_allowmove = 0;
var o3_function = Function();
var o3_delay = 0;
var o3_delayid = 0;
var o3_hauto = 0;
var o3_vauto = 0;
var o3_closeclick = 0;
var o3_css = CSSOFF;
var o3_fgclass = "";
var o3_bgclass = "";
var o3_textfontclass = "";
var o3_captionfontclass = "";
var o3_closefontclass = "";
var o3_padunit = "px";
var o3_heightunit = "px";
var o3_widthunit = "px";
var o3_textsizeunit = "px";
var o3_textdecoration = "";
var o3_textstyle = "";
var o3_textweight = "";
var o3_captionsizeunit = "px";
var o3_captiondecoration = "";
var o3_captionstyle = "";
var o3_captionweight = "";
var o3_closesizeunit = "px";
var o3_closedecoration = "";
var o3_closestyle = "";
var o3_closeweight = "";
// Display state variables
var o3_x = 0;
var o3_y = 0;
var o3_allow = 0;
var o3_showingsticky = 0;
var o3_removecounter = 0;
// Our layer
var over = null;
// Decide browser version
var ns4 = (document.layers)? true:false;
var ns6 = (document.getElementById)? true:false;
var ie4 = (document.all)? true:false;
var ie5 = false;
// Microsoft Stupidity Check(tm).
if (ie4) {
if ((navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE 5') > 0) || (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE 6') > 0)) {
ie5 = true;
}
if (ns6) {
ns6 = false;
}
}
// Capture events, alt. diffuses the overlib function.
if ( (ns4) || (ie4) || (ns6)) {
document.onmousemove = mouseMove
if (ns4) document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEMOVE)
} else {
overlib = no_overlib;
nd = no_overlib;
ver3fix = true;
}
// Fake function for 3.0 users.
function no_overlib() {
return ver3fix;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// PUBLIC FUNCTIONS
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// overlib(arg0, ..., argN)
// Loads parameters into global runtime variables.
function overlib() {
// Load defaults to runtime.
o3_text = ol_text;
o3_cap = ol_cap;
o3_sticky = ol_sticky;
o3_background = ol_background;
o3_close = ol_close;
o3_hpos = ol_hpos;
o3_offsetx = ol_offsetx;
o3_offsety = ol_offsety;
o3_fgcolor = ol_fgcolor;
o3_bgcolor = ol_bgcolor;
o3_textcolor = ol_textcolor;
o3_capcolor = ol_capcolor;
o3_closecolor = ol_closecolor;
o3_width = ol_width;
o3_border = ol_border;
o3_status = ol_status;
o3_autostatus = ol_autostatus;
o3_height = ol_height;
o3_snapx = ol_snapx;
o3_snapy = ol_snapy;
o3_fixx = ol_fixx;
o3_fixy = ol_fixy;
o3_fgbackground = ol_fgbackground;
o3_bgbackground = ol_bgbackground;
o3_padxl = ol_padxl;
o3_padxr = ol_padxr;
o3_padyt = ol_padyt;
o3_padyb = ol_padyb;
o3_fullhtml = ol_fullhtml;
o3_vpos = ol_vpos;
o3_aboveheight = ol_aboveheight;
o3_capicon = ol_capicon;
o3_textfont = ol_textfont;
o3_captionfont = ol_captionfont;
o3_closefont = ol_closefont;
o3_textsize = ol_textsize;
o3_captionsize = ol_captionsize;
o3_closesize = ol_closesize;
o3_timeout = ol_timeout;
o3_function = ol_function;
o3_delay = ol_delay;
o3_hauto = ol_hauto;
o3_vauto = ol_vauto;
o3_closeclick = ol_closeclick;
o3_css = ol_css;
o3_fgclass = ol_fgclass;
o3_bgclass = ol_bgclass;
o3_textfontclass = ol_textfontclass;
o3_captionfontclass = ol_captionfontclass;
o3_closefontclass = ol_closefontclass;
o3_padunit = ol_padunit;
o3_heightunit = ol_heightunit;
o3_widthunit = ol_widthunit;
o3_textsizeunit = ol_textsizeunit;
o3_textdecoration = ol_textdecoration;
o3_textstyle = ol_textstyle;
o3_textweight = ol_textweight;
o3_captionsizeunit = ol_captionsizeunit;
o3_captiondecoration = ol_captiondecoration;
o3_captionstyle = ol_captionstyle;
o3_captionweight = ol_captionweight;
o3_closesizeunit = ol_closesizeunit;
o3_closedecoration = ol_closedecoration;
o3_closestyle = ol_closestyle;
o3_closeweight = ol_closeweight;
// Special for frame support, over must be reset...
if ( (ns4) || (ie4) || (ns6) ) {
o3_frame = ol_frame;
if (ns4) over = o3_frame.document.overDiv
if (ie4) over = o3_frame.overDiv.style
if (ns6) over = o3_frame.document.getElementById("overDiv");
}
// What the next argument is expected to be.
var parsemode = -1;
var ar = arguments;
for (i = 0; i < ar.length; i++) {
if (parsemode < 0) {
// Arg is maintext, unless INARRAY
if (ar[i] == INARRAY) {
o3_text = ol_texts[ar[++i]];
} else {
o3_text = ar[i];
}
parsemode = 0;
} else {
// Note: NS4 doesn't like switch cases with vars.
if (ar[i] == INARRAY) { o3_text = ol_texts[ar[++i]]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPARRAY) { o3_cap = ol_caps[ar[++i]]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == STICKY) { o3_sticky = 1; continue; }
if (ar[i] == BACKGROUND) { o3_background = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == NOCLOSE) { o3_close = ""; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTION) { o3_cap = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CENTER || ar[i] == LEFT || ar[i] == RIGHT) { o3_hpos = ar[i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == OFFSETX) { o3_offsetx = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == OFFSETY) { o3_offsety = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FGCOLOR) { o3_fgcolor = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == BGCOLOR) { o3_bgcolor = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTCOLOR) { o3_textcolor = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPCOLOR) { o3_capcolor = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSECOLOR) { o3_closecolor = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == WIDTH) { o3_width = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == BORDER) { o3_border = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == STATUS) { o3_status = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == AUTOSTATUS) { o3_autostatus = 1; continue; }
if (ar[i] == AUTOSTATUSCAP) { o3_autostatus = 2; continue; }
if (ar[i] == HEIGHT) { o3_height = ar[++i]; o3_aboveheight = ar[i]; continue; } // Same param again.
if (ar[i] == CLOSETEXT) { o3_close = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == SNAPX) { o3_snapx = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == SNAPY) { o3_snapy = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FIXX) { o3_fixx = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FIXY) { o3_fixy = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FGBACKGROUND) { o3_fgbackground = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == BGBACKGROUND) { o3_bgbackground = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == PADX) { o3_padxl = ar[++i]; o3_padxr = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == PADY) { o3_padyt = ar[++i]; o3_padyb = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FULLHTML) { o3_fullhtml = 1; continue; }
if (ar[i] == BELOW || ar[i] == ABOVE) { o3_vpos = ar[i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPICON) { o3_capicon = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTFONT) { o3_textfont = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTIONFONT) { o3_captionfont = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSEFONT) { o3_closefont = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTSIZE) { o3_textsize = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTIONSIZE) { o3_captionsize = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSESIZE) { o3_closesize = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FRAME) { opt_FRAME(ar[++i]); continue; }
if (ar[i] == TIMEOUT) { o3_timeout = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FUNCTION) { opt_FUNCTION(ar[++i]); continue; }
if (ar[i] == DELAY) { o3_delay = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == HAUTO) { o3_hauto = (o3_hauto == 0) ? 1 : 0; continue; }
if (ar[i] == VAUTO) { o3_vauto = (o3_vauto == 0) ? 1 : 0; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSECLICK) { o3_closeclick = (o3_closeclick == 0) ? 1 : 0; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CSSOFF) { o3_css = ar[i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CSSSTYLE) { o3_css = ar[i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CSSCLASS) { o3_css = ar[i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == FGCLASS) { o3_fgclass = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == BGCLASS) { o3_bgclass = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTFONTCLASS) { o3_textfontclass = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTIONFONTCLASS) { o3_captionfontclass = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSEFONTCLASS) { o3_closefontclass = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == PADUNIT) { o3_padunit = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == HEIGHTUNIT) { o3_heightunit = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == WIDTHUNIT) { o3_widthunit = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTSIZEUNIT) { o3_textsizeunit = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTDECORATION) { o3_textdecoration = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTSTYLE) { o3_textstyle = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == TEXTWEIGHT) { o3_textweight = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTIONSIZEUNIT) { o3_captionsizeunit = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTIONDECORATION) { o3_captiondecoration = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTIONSTYLE) { o3_captionstyle = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CAPTIONWEIGHT) { o3_captionweight = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSESIZEUNIT) { o3_closesizeunit = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSEDECORATION) { o3_closedecoration = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSESTYLE) { o3_closestyle = ar[++i]; continue; }
if (ar[i] == CLOSEWEIGHT) { o3_closeweight = ar[++i]; continue; }
}
}
if (o3_delay == 0) {
return overlib350();
} else {
o3_delayid = setTimeout("overlib350()", o3_delay);
if (o3_sticky) {
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
}
}
// Clears popups if appropriate
function nd() {
if ( o3_removecounter >= 1 ) { o3_showingsticky = 0 };
if ( (ns4) || (ie4) || (ns6) ) {
if ( o3_showingsticky == 0 ) {
o3_allowmove = 0;
if (over != null) hideObject(over);
} else {
o3_removecounter++;
}
}
return true;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// OVERLIB 3.50 FUNCTION
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This function decides what it is we want to display and how we want it done.
function overlib350() {
// Make layer content
var layerhtml;
if (o3_background != "" || o3_fullhtml) {
// Use background instead of box.
layerhtml = ol_content_background(o3_text, o3_background, o3_fullhtml);
} else {
// They want a popup box.
// Prepare popup background
if (o3_fgbackground != "" && o3_css == CSSOFF) {
o3_fgbackground = "BACKGROUND=\""+o3_fgbackground+"\"";
}
if (o3_bgbackground != "" && o3_css == CSSOFF) {
o3_bgbackground = "BACKGROUND=\""+o3_bgbackground+"\"";
}
// Prepare popup colors
if (o3_fgcolor != "" && o3_css == CSSOFF) {
o3_fgcolor = "BGCOLOR=\""+o3_fgcolor+"\"";
}
if (o3_bgcolor != "" && o3_css == CSSOFF) {
o3_bgcolor = "BGCOLOR=\""+o3_bgcolor+"\"";
}
// Prepare popup height
if (o3_height > 0 && o3_css == CSSOFF) {
o3_height = "HEIGHT=" + o3_height;
} else {
o3_height = "";
}
// Decide which kinda box.
if (o3_cap == "") {
// Plain
layerhtml = ol_content_simple(o3_text);
} else {
// With caption
if (o3_sticky) {
// Show close text
layerhtml = ol_content_caption(o3_text, o3_cap, o3_close);
} else {
// No close text
layerhtml = ol_content_caption(o3_text, o3_cap, "");
}
}
}
// We want it to stick!
if (o3_sticky) {
o3_showingsticky = 1;
o3_removecounter = 0;
}
// Write layer
layerWrite(layerhtml);
// Prepare status bar
if (o3_autostatus > 0) {
o3_status = o3_text;
if (o3_autostatus > 1) {
o3_status = o3_cap;
}
}
// When placing the layer the first time, even stickies may be moved.
o3_allowmove = 0;
// Initiate a timer for timeout
if (o3_timeout > 0) {
if (o3_timerid > 0) clearTimeout(o3_timerid);
o3_timerid = setTimeout("cClick()", o3_timeout);
}
// Show layer
disp(o3_status);
// Stickies should stay where they are.
if (o3_sticky) {
o3_allowmove = 0;
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// LAYER GENERATION FUNCTIONS
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Makes simple table without caption
function ol_content_simple(text) {
if (o3_css == CSSCLASS) txt = "
"+text+"
";
if (o3_css == CSSSTYLE) txt = "
"+text+"
";
if (o3_css == CSSOFF) txt = "
"+text+"
";
set_background("");
return txt;
}
// Makes table with caption and optional close link
function ol_content_caption(text, title, close) {
closing = "";
closeevent = "onMouseOver";
if (o3_closeclick == 1) closeevent = "onClick";
if (o3_capicon != "") o3_capicon = " ";
if (close != "") {
if (o3_css == CSSCLASS) closing = "