/********************************* * coded by xlsa. * xlsa.coder@gmail.com * coded in Asturies *********************************/ //I think this is used only by the main.htm //depends on prototype.js (prototype.lite.js is enough) //do this so that IE explorer doesn't break with the firebug debugging. var console = (!console)? {log: function(){}} : console; /* menuAnimator "class" */ menuAnimatorText = function(sIt, eIt) { this.startIt = sIt; this.endIt = eIt; this.timer = null; this.iterationsDone = null; this.itersToDo = 3; }; menuAnimatorText.prototype.start = function() { this.iterationsDone = 0; this.timer = window.setInterval(this.animCode.bind(this),400); } menuAnimatorText.prototype.animCode = function() { if (this.iterationsDone < this.itersToDo) { //console.log(this.iterationsDone); if (this.startIt) this.startIt.innerHTML = this.startIt.innerHTML.replace(">",""); this.endIt.innerHTML = ">" + this.endIt.innerHTML; this.iterationsDone++; } else window.clearInterval(this.timer); } /* end menuAnimator "class"*/ /* this is a nice case for using a closure instead of a "normal" object. More than data with methods, we've got a method with some data (currentlyDecorated) associated so I think this is more appropiate than creating a menuDecorator object with a decorate method. */ var menuDecorator = function(currentlyDecorated) { //"this" will be the item on which we've done click return function() { /* if (currentlyDecorated) currentlyDecorated.innerHTML = currentlyDecorated.innerHTML.replace(">>>",""); this.innerHTML = ">>>" + this.innerHTML; */ window.animator = new menuAnimatorText(currentlyDecorated,this); window.animator.start(); currentlyDecorated = this; } }(null); /* localQueryString class, it's a singleton (sort of...) the idea is that clientside javascript can receive data from the previous screen, by means of queryStrings like this myPage.html#name1=val1&name2=val2 */ var localQueryString = function() { this.qItems = {}; }; localQueryString.myReference = null; localQueryString.prototype.parseQueryString = function() { try { var query = window.location.href.split("#")[1]; var queries = query.split("&"); for (i=0; i var initialScreen = getInitialScreen(); window.onload = init;