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// CONSTANTS
// Don't touch these. :)
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var INARRAY = 1;
var CAPARRAY = 2;
var STICKY = 3;
var BACKGROUND = 4;
var NOCLOSE = 5;
var CAPTION = 6;
var LEFT = 7;
var RIGHT = 8;
var CENTER = 9;
var OFFSETX = 10;
var OFFSETY = 11;
var FGCOLOR = 12;
var BGCOLOR = 13;
var TEXTCOLOR = 14;
var CAPCOLOR = 15;
var CLOSECOLOR = 16;
var WIDTH = 17;
var BORDER = 18;
var STATUS = 19;
var AUTOSTATUS = 20;
var AUTOSTATUSCAP = 21;
var HEIGHT = 22;
var CLOSETEXT = 23;
var SNAPX = 24;
var SNAPY = 25;
var FIXX = 26;
var FIXY = 27;
var FGBACKGROUND = 28;
var BGBACKGROUND = 29;
var PADX = 30; // PADX2 out
var PADY = 31; // PADY2 out
var FULLHTML = 34;
var ABOVE = 35;
var BELOW = 36;
var CAPICON = 37;
var TEXTFONT = 38;
var CAPTIONFONT = 39;
var CLOSEFONT = 40;
var TEXTSIZE = 41;
var CAPTIONSIZE = 42;
var CLOSESIZE = 43;
var FRAME = 44;
var TIMEOUT = 45;
var FUNCTION = 46;
var DELAY = 47;
var HAUTO = 48;
var VAUTO = 49;
var CLOSECLICK = 50;
var CSSOFF = 51;
var CSSSTYLE = 52;
var CSSCLASS = 53;
var FGCLASS = 54;
var BGCLASS = 55;
var TEXTFONTCLASS = 56;
var CAPTIONFONTCLASS = 57;
var CLOSEFONTCLASS = 58;
var PADUNIT = 59;
var HEIGHTUNIT = 60;
var WIDTHUNIT = 61;
var TEXTSIZEUNIT = 62;
var TEXTDECORATION = 63;
var TEXTSTYLE = 64;
var TEXTWEIGHT = 65;
var CAPTIONSIZEUNIT = 66;
var CAPTIONDECORATION = 67;
var CAPTIONSTYLE = 68;
var CAPTIONWEIGHT = 69;
var CLOSESIZEUNIT = 70;
var CLOSEDECORATION = 71;
var CLOSESTYLE = 72;
var CLOSEWEIGHT = 73;
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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",
"Oskar Matzerath (Bronski)",
"Bruno Münsterberg",
"Anna Bronski (Koljaiczek/Wranka)",
"Joseph Koljaiczek (Wranka) / Joe Colchic",
"Agnes Koljaiczek (Matzerath)",
"Jan Bronski",
"Klepp (Egon Münzer)",
"Gottfried von Vittlar",
"Alfred Matzerath",
"Albrecht Greff",
"Lina Greff (Bartsch)",
"Bebra",
"Roswitha Raguna",
"Herbert Truczinski",
"Maria Truczinski (Matzerath)",
"Kurt Matzerath (Bronski)",
"P. Korneff",
"Sister Dorothea (Köngetter)",
"Vincent Bronski",
"Gregor Koljaiczek",
"Hedwig (Lemke) Bronski/Ehlers",
"Gretchen Scheffler",
"Alexander Scheffler",
"Stephan & Marga Bronski/Ehlers",
"Auntie Kauer",
"Meyn the trumpeter",
"Dr. Hornstetter",
"Old Man Heilandt",
"Nuchi Eyke, Axel Mischke, Harry Schlager, Hänschen Kollin, and Susi Kater",
"Sigismund Markus",
"Löbsack",
"Father Wiehnke",
"Dr. Hollatz",
"Sister Inge",
"Leo Schugger",
"Mother Truczinski",
"Guste Truczinski (Köster)",
"Fritz Truczinski",
"Laubschad the watchmaker",
"Koybella",
"Victor Welhun",
"Ehlers",
"Felix & Kitty",
"Corporal Lankes",
"Ripper, Putty, Firestealer, Mister, Soup Chicken, Lionheart, Bluebeard, Totila, Teja, Belisarius, Narses, Störtebaker, Felix and Paul Rennwand",
"Moorkähne",
"Lucy Rennwand",
"Mr. Fajngold",
"Willem Slobber",
"Sister Gertrude",
"Professor Kuchen",
"Professor Maruhn",
"Ulla",
"Raskolnikov",
"Zeidler",
"Mrs. Zeidler",
"Dr. Erich Werner",
"Mr. Stenzel",
"Scholle",
"Ferdinand Schmuh",
"Dr. Dösch",
"Sister Beata",
"Knotted string art",
"Kashubia",
"Four potato-colored skirts",
"The tin drum",
"Danzig",
"skat",
"glass-breaking scream",
"nurses",
"Sütterlin script",
"Rasputin",
"Goethe",
"rostrum",
"Baby Jesus sculpture",
"Saspe cemetery",
"severed horse's head",
"coffin",
"Herbert Truczinski's Back",
"Niobe",
"card house",
"empty cartridge case",
"fizz powder",
"lovebird",
"The Lion's Den",
"The Onion Cellar",
"swarm of sparrows",
"Lux",
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"The main character and narrator of the novel. Oskar willfully stunted his growth at three feet tall as a three-year-old, although later in the novel he grows to four feet one inch. For a majority of the novel, Oskar is never found without his red and white lacquered tin drum, which he plays constantly. He is also endowed for most of his life with the ability to shatter glass with a high pitched scream, though he eventually loses this ability. ",
"Oskar's keeper in the mental institution. He keeps and eye on Oskar through a peephole in his bedroom door, and spends his time making elaborate works of knotted art with old pieces of string.",
"Oskar's maternal grandmother, wearer of four potato-colored skirts, who hides Oskar's grandfather Joseph Koljaiczek under her skirts to keep him from the law. They bear a daughter, Agnes, Oskar's mother.",
"Oskar's maternal grandfather, who hid from the police under Anna Bronski's four skirts; he was wanted for arson (burning down a paper plant). He fathers Agnes, Oskar's mother, the day that he meets Anna Bronski, (whether while hiding under Anna's skirts or later that night is a subject of debate), and marries her that night. He then takes on the persona of Joseph Wranka, a dead riverman, living and working for many years. Once he is found to be Joseph Koljaiczek, he attempts escape from the law again, only to drown under a raft in his flight. A family myth remains that he actually survived drowning and fled to America, where he became a millionaire lumber baron in Buffalo, N.Y. under the name Joe Colchic. ",
"Oskar's mother and closest confidant. Although she marries Alfred Matzerath, a soldier she meets as a nurse, she has an ongoing affair throughout her life with Jan Bronski, her cousin. Oskar suspects that Jan, and not Alfred, is his actual father. After an incident watching an eel fisherman at the coast, she begins to eat fish obsessively and eventually dies. ",
"Vincent Bronski's son and Oskar's mother (Agnes Matzerath)'s cousin and lifelong adulterous lover. Jan is also the man that Oskar presumes to be his biological father. Jan is a skinny, perpetually sickly man, who was turned down four times for the army. He works in the Polish post office in Danzig and is taken prisoner while unwillingly defending it against the Germans when they invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. He is later executed. ",
"Oskar's friend who comes to visit him in the mental institution. A jazz flautist, he played in a jazz band with Oskar and Scholle, a guitarist, at the Onion Cellar, a club in Düsseldorf after WWII. ",
"A friend of Oskar's, who comes to visit him in the institution. He first met Oskar in his mother's apple tree while Oskar was on a walk after WWII. Vittlar is the reason Oskar is in a mental institution - Oskar asked him to turn him in as the murderer of the nurse Sister Dorothea, even though he was innocent. ",
"Oskar's assumed father (Oskar presumes Jan Bronski to be his actual father), whom Agnes Koljaiczek met while working as a nurse. Alfred had been shot through the thigh in WWI. He and Agnes were later married. He is a strong and vocal supporter of Hitler throughout WWII, and is killed by Russian soldiers when they take Danzig after the war. ",
"The greengrocer and boy scout leader. He is obsessed with order, and knows little about the vegetables he sells. He is rumored throughout the book to be 'rather too fond' of the young boys in his troupe (which is eventually taken away from him in lieu of the emergence of the Hitler Youth Corps). Each morning in the winter, Greff goes out to the frozen sea, cuts a hole in the ice, and swims. He is preoccupied with inventing clever mechanical machines. When he is summoned to appear in court on a morals charge by the German authorities, Greff kills himself with an elaborate counterweighted machine that he invents in order to hang himself in his basement. ",
"Albrecht Greff's wife, a slovenly woman who rarely gets out of bed. She carries on an extended adulterous affair with Oskar, which Albrecht knows about but ignores. She provides Oskar with his first substantial sexual experiences. ",
"Oskar's lifelong mentor and role model; he is, like Oskar, a man who refused to grow. He first meets Bebra at the circus - Bebra is a musical clown. Later, Oskar joins up with a performing troupe Bebra has put together; they perform for soldiers on the front lines during WWII. Later, when Oskar is signed to a record and performing contract, Bebra is in charge of the company. Through Bebra, Oskar meets Roswitha Raguna, the love of his life. ",
"A beautiful Italian woman who, though a bit taller than Oskar, has nevertheless chosen not to grow. She is the most celebrated somnambulist in all of Italy. When Oskar joins Bebra's performing troupe, he and Roswitha have a long love affair that lasts until she is killed by mortar fire on the front lines of France in WWII. ",
"Oskar's friend who, in order to get away from almost certain death working in a bar on the Danzig waterfront (he was stabbed repeatedly by sailors), takes a job guarding a figurehead from an old sailboat named 'Niobe.' The figurehead is supposedly cursed and is responsible for Herbert's death - he takes an ax to the figurehead but kills himself in the process.",
"Oskar's first sexual partner and the mother of the boy he considers his biological son, Kurt. Maria marries Alfred Matzerath after Agnes dies, because Alfred thinks he has gotten Maria pregnant. Oskar flees to western Germany with her after WWII.",
"Kurt is Maria's son and the reason that she marries Alfred Matzerath, for he believes himself to be Kurt's father. Oskar, however, knows better - he is convinced he fathered Kurt with Maria in her bed after pouring fizz powder in her navel. Kurt does not like Oskar and does not understand him; he is of normal size and does not understand how to drum.",
"A tombstone artisan in Düsseldorf with whom Oskar gets a job chiseling inscriptions. Korneff has a constant skin infection - there are boils constantly erupting on the back of his neck.",
"The nurse living across from Oskar in the Zeidler flat. He never lays eyes on her in the light, but is infatuated with her. He hides in her closet, then has a failed sexual episode with her in the flat's darkened bathroom. Her murder is wrongly pinned on Oskar, who comes into possession of her severed ring finger. ",
"Anna Bronski's brother, and Oskar's great-uncle. He is a widower and lives on a farm in Kashubia. After a pilgrimage to Czestochowa (a place where the virgin Mary was sighted), he becomes obsessed with coronating the Virgin Mary as the Queen of Poland. His son is Jan Bronski, Agnes Bronski's lover.",
"Joseph Koljaiczek's elder brother, who marries Anna Bronski after his brother drowns. He is a drunk and works in a gunpowder factory. He dies in the flu epidemic of 1917. ",
"Jan Bronski's wife, a Kashubian woman described as big and 'rawboned,' with an 'inscrutable bovine gaze.' She and Jan have two children, Stephan and Marga. ",
"Agnes Matzerath's friend, who takes it upon herself to educate Oskar after it is clear that he cannot go to school. Although she believes her attempts to be futile, it is from her that Oskar learns of Rasputin and Goethe, the two great intellectual forces in his life. ",
"Gretchen Scheffler's husband, a baker, who travels constantly with his wife on the Third Reich's 'Strength Through Joy' ships. ",
"The children of Jan and Hedwig Bronski. Jan is as sickly as his father. They are either Oskar's cousins or half siblings, depending on whether Oscar's father is Jan Bronski or Alfred Matzerath.",
"Oskar's kindergarten teacher, who would walk her students through town by harnessing them all together.",
"A tenant in Oskar's family's apartment building, he is a gin-drinking drunk who is capable of playing beautiful music. Oskar often accompanies him on the drum. During WWII, he gives up drinking and joins the army. After he is discharged, he starts drinking again. Meyn owns four cats - one day he gets sick of them, beats them to death and puts them in a dumpster. Laubchaud the watchmaker reports him to animal control. ",
"Oskar's doctor in the mental institution, who comes by his room almost every day, just long enough to smoke a cigarette. She insists that Oskar suffers from childhood isolation.",
"An older tenant of Oskar's apartment building. He had a shed in the courtyard behind the apartment building, where he would spend his time straightening old nails that he pulled out of crates.",
"The children Oskar's age that live in his apartment complex. They never accept him, but make fun of him and make him drink a soup they make out of pulverized brick, spit, urine, and live frogs.",
"The Jewish toy store owner where Agnes buys Oskar his drums. Sigismund is secretly in love with Agnes; he volunteers to watch Oskar every week when Agnes has her hotel liaisons with Jan Bronski. He is killed by the Nazis when they take over Danzig, after they destroy his store.",
"The Nazi district chief of training, also a hunchback. Oskar regards him at first as the Nazi emissary of he and Bebra's kind, but then realizes he is mistaken.",
"The priest at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Danzig, where Agnes Matzerath went every Saturday to confess.",
"The doctor that gained notoriety by publishing a paper studying Oskar's glass-breaking voice. ",
"Dr. Hollatz' assistant and a nurse, the only person in the office that Oskar allows to perform experiments on him.",
"A man whose occupation is to turn up as a mourner to funerals and offer condolences; he attended seminary school and Oskar calls his vision of the world 'radiant and perfect.'",
"A woman living in Oskar's apartment building, the mother of Herbert, Maria, Guste, and Fritz Truczinski. She keeps Oskar company and offers him a place to sleep over the years after Maria and Alfred Matzerath are married.",
"A quiet, unwed woman who is a waitress at a Danzig hotel. She then marries a soldier named Köster, whom she had only known for a few weeks, and moves to Düsseldorf. After the war, Maria, Oskar, and Kurt flee to the west and live with her. ",
"Fritz keeps rabbits in the courtyard behind Oskar's Danzig apartment. He is in the army and is only known to Oskar through the postcards he sends home from the front lines in the west. ",
"A man living in Oskar's apartment building who lives surrounded by clocks. He is a member of the local SPCA, and saves Meyn's cats from the garbage on the day of Herbert Truczinski's funeral. ",
"The janitor at the Polish Post Office in Danzig - he had one leg an inch shorter than the other, and was fabled to be able to fix toy drums. He is killed in the defense of the post office when it is attacked by the Nazis. ",
"An extremely nearsighted man who loses his glasses at the post office battle. His job is delivering money orders. He is the only man who escapes German imprisonment and execution. Oskar refers to him only as 'Poor Victor.'",
"Hedwig Bronski's second husband, who causes Jan's former family to change their last names. ",
"The two acrobats in Bebra's troupe. Kitty is blonde and exotic; Felix is the tallest member of the group, measuring well over four feet.",
"A tortured artist and soldier on the front line, Lankes becomes friends with Oskar, and takes a trip with him back to the Atlantic wall after the war is over. Lankes smokes incessantly, but never buys his own cigarettes, preferring to take them from whoever is near. ",
"The major members of the Dusters, a group of young hoodlums that Oskar leads. They act as a guerrilla group against the government, breaking and entering. They are finally caught when they break into the church of the Sacred Heart and saw apart the statue of the Virgin Mary with the infants Jesus and John the Baptist. ",
"The leader of the other faction of Dusters, Moorkähne is shy and soft-spoken, a very good student, and has a limp because one of his legs is shorter than the other. ",
"Felix and Paul Rennwand's sister, who takes the information on the Dusters to the police and is responsible for their getting caught. ",
"A Polish refugee who comes to live with Oskar's family in the wake of the war. Although she had been killed, he is convinced that his wife Luba and his children Lev, Jakub, Berek, Leon, Mendel, and Sonya are there with him, and consults them on every decision. Fajngold had been the disinfector at Treblinka Concentration Camp. Finally he proposes to Maria, who declines marriage and moves west with Kurt and Oskar.",
"The Düsseldorf version of Leo Schugger. According to Korneff, there is a whole fleet of Leo Schuggers, living under a different name in every city.",
"A nurse that Oskar takes on a date; she leaves him at a dance hall because she is embarrassed to be with him.",
"The first artist Oskar poses for; he does his work, as do his students, in charcoal.",
"A sculptor and friend of Kuchen's; Oskar spends a lot of time posing for him, though Maruhn is never satisfied and never finishes a sculpture of Oskar. ",
"Corporal Lankes' sometime fiancee, whom he beats when he cannot find artistic inspiration. Ulla spends time posing with Oskar for the young art students. ",
"A painting student who turns out the masterpiece of Ulla and Oskar posing together. He is so nicknamed because he never stops talking of Crime and Punishment, guilt and atonement. ",
"Oskar's landlord in Düsseldorf, an undertaker who Oskar nicknames 'The Hedgehog.'",
"Zeidler's wife, who wears poorly tailored suits and is given to throwing her husband into glass-throwing rages.",
"Sister Dorothea's admirer, whom Oskar never sees but becomes jealous of through the letters he sends to Dorothea.",
"Maria's boss and second husband, whom she marries in Düsseldorf. Oskar doesn't like him, and stays away from Maria after she marries.",
"The long-sought guitarist and third man in Oskar's jazz band 'The Rhine River Three,' which plays in the Onion Cellar. ",
"The owner of the Onion Cellar, where Oskar's jazz band plays. Schmuh spends his time in the Rhine meadows, shooting sparrows. ",
"A man who frequented the Onion Cellar; after Schmuh's death, he offers Oskar a contract to take his drumming act solo.",
"A nurse and best friend of Sister Dorothea. Dr. Erich Werner was in love with Sister Dorothea, Sister Beata was in love with Dr. Werner, and Sister Dorothea was not in love at all. Nevertheless, Sister Beata became jealous of the doctor's misplaced affections. She killed Sister Dorothea - the 'real' killer in the case for which Oskar is in the mental institution. ",
"Bruno Münsterberg, Oskar's keeper in the mental institution, makes pieces of old string (which he finds after visiting hours in his patients' rooms) into elaborate pieces of knotted art. He dips the string in plaster to harden and places the sculptures on pedestals fashioned out of old knitting needles.",
"A rural region in the north of Poland, west of the city of Danzig (Gdansk). This is the region that Oskar's maternal grandmother, Anna Bronski, is from. ",
"The clothes that Anna Bronski, Oskar's maternal grandmother wears (simultaneously) each day, in accordance with a strict schedule: the skirt that was closest to her body one day is placed on the outermost layer the next, so that the skirts rotate in succession. She has a fifth skirt as well, just like the other four, which she rotates into the succession on washing days. ",
"One of the centerpieces of the novel: Oskar is constantly in possession of a red and white lacquered toy tin drum, on which he constantly plays, and needs to play, in order to proceed successfully in life and to remember the past. He goes through cycles of drumming and not drumming throughout the novel, and it is a source of constant tension. He is forever destroying and getting new drums on which to play. ",
"The setting for the majority of the novel, Danzig (now Gdansk) is a major northern port town in Poland. Danzig was a free and independent city until September 1, 1939, when it became the first region taken by Germany at the outset of WWII. After the war, Danzig became a part of Poland again.",
"A three-handed card game that Jan Bronski, Agnes Matzerath, and Alfred Matzerath play continuously throughout the novel. From time to time, their friends play with them as well. ",
"Since age three (when he was given his first tin drum), Oskar was endowed with the ability to scream with such a high pitch that he could shatter any piece of glass. He could control it, as well - at one point he can break windows on the other side of the city, and he can etch writing into glass. Once he begins growing at the end of the novel, he loses this ability. ",
"Oskar has a lifelong fascination with nurses, starts when he is five. Every time he is in the hospital, he laments having to leave on account of the nurses. The woman he is wrongly accused of killing, sister Dorothea, is a nurse.",
"A style of handwriting referred to often in the novel; it was the standard German script taught in schools from 1915-1945.",
"A Siberian Peasant and faith healer who gained favor in the Court of czar Nicholas II of Russia before the Russian revolt of 1917 by allegedly healing Nicholas' hemophiliac son. He was renowned for his sexual exploits, and assassinated by a group of aristocrats in 1916. ",
"Known as one of the centers of both German and world literature, Goethe spearheaded the German Romantic movement in the late 18th century. His plays and poems are known for their understanding of the human condition and human individuality. His greatest work is considered to be the dramatic poem Faust.",
"The impromptu stages that were set up by the Nazis to hold rallies. They were marked by their symmetrical rows of Nazi flags, uniformed SS men, and party comrades. ",
"The sculpture, of the Virgin Mary seated with the baby Jesus and John the Baptist on her lap, is in the church of the Sacred Heart. It is a key image of focus for Oskar - he spends time trying to get this baby Jesus to drum, and as the leader of the Dusters, he sneaks into the church to cut the sculpture into pieces and steal it.",
"A cemetery on the outskirts of Danzig; it is the place where Jan Bronski is executed and buried by the Nazis.",
"At the beach on Good Friday, Oskar, Jan, Agnes, and Alfred see an old man fishing for green eels with a black severed horse's head tied to a clothesline. The memory of this scene eventually kills Agnes.",
"Oskar spends a lot of time admiring and describing coffins, saying that his mother's coffin was a proper one because it suited the human body so well. It was black and 'tapered at the foot end.'",
"On the scars on Herbert's back, Oskar sees (like images in clouds) the same promise he finds in his drum. The reproductive organs of women he has known, the ring finger of the murdered Sister Dorothea, and his own umbilical cord are all visible to Oskar.",
"The cursed figurehead that Herbert Truczinski was put in charge of guarding at the Maritime Museum in Danzig. The sculpture is responsible for his death. ",
"Jan builds a house of cards during the battle for the post office, which is knocked down by the Germans. Oskar says card houses are 'the only dwellings worthy of humankind.' (Chapter 20, Pg. 247)",
"Leo Schugger gives Oskar the empty cartridge case used to execute Jan Bronski, then leads him to Saspe, the cemetery where Jan was shot and buried. ",
"Before the war, this was what the lower classes substituted for soda - flavored powder that fizzed when mixed with water. Oskar and Maria have a long history with fizz powder - Oskar would spit in Maria's hand, which was full of powder, and she would drink it.",
"On the way to Matzerath's funeral, a soldier gives Maria a cage with a lovebird inside; Kurt tries to pull out its feathers, then throws rocks at it in the cemetery and hits it. ",
"A dance hall in Düsseldorf that Oskar visits several times; it is a place for young people, built in a bombed out building.",
"A nightclub in Düsseldorf where Oskar's jazz trio plays. In the club the owner, Schmuh, serves raw onions, which make the guests cry. ",
"Schmuh, the nightclub owner, liked to hunt sparrows, but as a rule he would only shoot twelve in a day, then give the remaining birds food. One day he killed thirteen; in the car on the way home, a swarm of sparrows attacked the car and forced an accident, killing Schmuh.",
"A rottweiler that Oskar rents to take walks with - Lux is the one that first finds Sister Dorothea's ring finger. ",
"Lux, Oskar's rented dog, brings Oskar a ring finger that turns out to belong to Sister Dorothea - it is this finger that responsible for Oskar's internment in the institution.",
"In every city in which Oskar finds himself, the streetcar is his chosen means of transportation. In Danzig, the streetcar would take him not only through the city, but past Saspe cemetery on the way to the shore.");
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// END CONFIGURATION
// Don't change anything below this line, all configuration is above.
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// INIT
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// Runtime variables init. Used for runtime only, don't change, not for config!
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var o3_closesize = "1";
var o3_frame = self;
var o3_timeout = 0;
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var o3_function = Function();
var o3_delay = 0;
var o3_delayid = 0;
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var o3_closeclick = 0;
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var o3_textfontclass = "";
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var o3_closestyle = "";
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// Display state variables
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// Our layer
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// Decide browser version
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var ie4 = (document.all)? true:false;
var ie5 = false;
// Microsoft Stupidity Check(tm).
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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;
}
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// PUBLIC FUNCTIONS
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// overlib(arg0, ..., argN)
// Loads parameters into global runtime variables.
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// Load defaults to runtime.
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o3_cap = ol_cap;
o3_sticky = ol_sticky;
o3_background = ol_background;
o3_close = ol_close;
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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;
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// 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; }
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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; }
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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 = "