/* sIFR 2.0.1
Copyright 2004 - 2005 Mike Davidson, Shaun Inman, Tomas Jogin and Mark Wubben
This software is licensed under the CC-GNU LGPL
*/
var hasFlash=function(){var a=6;if(navigator.appVersion.indexOf("MSIE")!=-1&&navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Windows")>-1){document.write('
To store a cookie, use:
var cookieAccepted = setCookie( cookieName, cookieValue[, lifeTime[, path[, domain[, isSecure]]]] )
cookieName is the name of the cookie (as a string) and can contain any characters.
cookieValue is the value that the cookie stores (as a string) and can contain any characters.
lifeTime is the amount of time in seconds that you want the cookie to last for (after which
the user's computer will delete it). The default is until the browser is closed.
path gives the path or directories that the cookie should be accessible from. The default is
the current path. Alter this using ../ (up one directory) / starting at the base directory
and subdirectoryName/ to start from the currentDirectory/subdirectoryName/
domain gives the domain that the cookie is accessible from. This must have at least one . in it
and in many browsers it must have at least two. The default is the current domain.
isSecure can be true or false and says whether or not the cookie is only accessible on sites
with a secure (https) connection.
If the user rejected the cookie, cookieAccepted will be false. In Opera, if cookies are on prompt,
the failure responce is received immediately, even if the user then accepts the cookie.
To retrieve a cookie, use:
var myCookie = retrieveCookie( cookieNameAsAString );
To modify a cookie, simply set it again with the new settings;
To delete a cookie, use:
var cookieDeletePermitted = setCookie( cookieNameAsAString, '', 'delete' );
or set lifeTime to a less than 0 value.
If the user rejected the attempt to delete the cookie, cookieDeletePermitted will be false.
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function retrieveCookie( cookieName ) {
/* retrieved in the format
cookieName4=value; cookieName3=value; cookieName2=value; cookieName1=value
only cookies for this domain and path will be retrieved */
var cookieJar = document.cookie.split( "; " );
for( var x = 0; x < cookieJar.length; x++ ) {
var oneCookie = cookieJar[x].split( "=" );
if( oneCookie[0] == escape( cookieName ) ) { return unescape( oneCookie[1] ); }
}
return null;
}
function setCookie( cookieName, cookieValue, lifeTime, path, domain, isSecure ) {
if( !cookieName ) { return false; }
if( lifeTime == "delete" ) { lifeTime = -10; } //this is in the past. Expires immediately.
/* This next line sets the cookie but does not overwrite other cookies.
syntax: cookieName=cookieValue[;expires=dataAsString[;path=pathAsString[;domain=domainAsString[;secure]]]]
Because of the way that document.cookie behaves, writing this here is equivalent to writing
document.cookie = whatIAmWritingNow + "; " + document.cookie; */
document.cookie = escape( cookieName ) + "=" + escape( cookieValue ) +
( lifeTime ? ";expires=" + ( new Date( ( new Date() ).getTime() + ( 1000 * lifeTime ) ) ).toGMTString() : "" ) +
( path ? ";path=" + path : "") + ( domain ? ";domain=" + domain : "") +
( isSecure ? ";secure" : "");
//check if the cookie has been set/deleted as required
if( lifeTime < 0 ) { if( typeof( retrieveCookie( cookieName ) ) == "string" ) { return false; } return true; }
if( typeof( retrieveCookie( cookieName ) ) == "string" ) { return true; } return false;
}
//do
function doSearch() {
if(document.getElementById('search').value == "") {
document.getElementById('search').value = "Search";
}
}