// ------------------------------------------------------------------- // ELEMENT FINDER // ------------------------------------------------------------------- // Is DOM compatible ? var DOM=(document.getElementById)?true:false; // Is Internet Explorer ? var MSIE=(document.all)?true:false; // Element Finder // @param elementId element id to find // @return the element, false if not found function elementFinder(elementId) { if (DOM) { return(document.getElementById(elementId)); } else if (MSIE) { return(document.all[elementId]); } else { return false; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------- // Style changer // ------------------------------------------------------------------- /** Changes the style name of the element given in parameter * @param elementId element id * @param newClassName new CSS class name */ function changeStyle(elementId, newClassName) { var myElement = elementFinder(elementId); if(myElement) { myElement.className = newClassName; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------- // SAFE BODY ON LOAD // ------------------------------------------------------------------- // Body OnLoad utility (supports multiple OnLoad functions) var gSafeOnLoad = new Array(); // Safe OnLoad() add... // @param f function to add to the list function safeAddOnLoad(f) { isMac = (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Mac")!=-1) ? true : false; IEmac = ((document.all)&&(isMac)) ? true : false; IE4 = ((document.all)&&(navigator.appVersion.indexOf("MSIE 4.")!=-1)) ? true : false; if (IEmac && IE4) { // IE 4.5 blows out on testing window.onload window.onload = safeOnLoad; gSafeOnLoad[gSafeOnLoad.length] = f; } else { if(!window.onload) { window.onload = safeOnLoad; } else if (window.onload != safeOnLoad) { gSafeOnLoad[0] = window.onload; window.onload = safeOnLoad; } gSafeOnLoad[gSafeOnLoad.length] = f; } } // Method to put in your onLoad method. This way the method // is called to execute all the OnLoad functions. function safeOnLoad(){ for (var i=0;i part of an HTML text and evaluates them. // This is especially useful for HTML blocks returned via Ajax as their // scripts are not run. Note that we expect simple scripting. No function // definition is allowed. The script will end if script tags are badly formatted. // @param text HTML text to parse for