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// window PopUp function for details boxes


function popWin(URL, w, h) {

otherWin = window.open(URL,"PopDialog","toolbar=yes,location=yes,status=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,width=" + w + ",height=" + h + ",screenX=25,screenY=25,top=25,left=25");

}


function sizeWin(URL, w, h) {

quizWin = window.open(URL,"PopDialog","toolbar=yes,location=yes,status=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,width=" + w + ",height=" + h + ",screenX=25,screenY=25,top=25,left=25");

}


// the below traps all javascript errors, and if you want it to, will log them with the help of a cgi


trapErrors = true;

  // Setting this to false will turn off JS error suppression,

  
logErrors = false;

  // Setting this to false will stop errors from being logged.


showErrorAsStatusMessage = false;

  // Setting this to true will cause the browser to display

  // the error message as the window.defaultStatus text.


logNumErrors = 3;

  // Number of JS errors per page to enter into log before calling it quits.

  // Large values aren't recommended ... if you're getting a lot

  // of errors per pageview, then you're probably in a nasty loop.


logScriptLoc = "path to your cgi script goes here";

  // The script must reside within the htdocs tree

  // or in a server-aliased directory like /cgi-bin,

  // since the error message is sent via HTTP.


scriptName = "JS Err Log";

  // Optional: This can be any string of text used to identify the script.


logComment = "Testing";

  // Optional: A short comment may be supplied here.


// You may want to separate the remainder of the script from

// the preceding portion so that you can call the same

// error trapping code with different variable settings from

// different HTML pages without repeating a lot of code.


MSIE = (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE') > -1) ? ( true ) : ( false );

  // Is this browser a Microsoft Internet Explorer browser?


if (!MSIE) { originalErrorHandler = window.onerror; }

  // Read and store value of current window.onerror property for later restoring.

  // But exclude MSIE because it won't allow us to read the window.onerror property.

  
originalDefaultStatus = window.defaultStatus;

  // Read and store value of current window.defaultStatus property for later restoring.

  
numErrorEvents = 0;

  // Number of Errors we've experienced so far for this pageview.


function handleErrors(msg, errUrl, line) {


  if (logErrors || showErrorAsStatusMessage) {

    
    if (numErrorEvents < logNumErrors) {

      
      errImage = new Array(logNumErrors);

        // This will hold all of our Image() objects we will create

        // to pass error data to the server.

      
      d = new Date();

        // We append a new Date() object to the end of every GET string

        // to ensure that the URL is always unique, and therefore not

        // subject to the disk cache frustrations of MSIE.

      
      sn = (scriptName) ? ('&scr=' + escape(scriptName)) : ('');

      lc = (logComment) ? ('&comm=' + escape(logComment)) : ('');

        // Escape the data from the optional scriptName and logComment variables if necessary.

              
      if (MSIE) {

        // window.onerror in MSIE doesn't pass msg, errUrl, line values

        // automatically like Netscape does, so we must approximate them.

        errUrl = this.location;    

        msg = 'Unspecified JS Error';  

        line = 'MSIE';          

      } else {

        line = 'line ' + line;

      }

      
      if (logErrors) {

        
        errLogEntry = logScriptLoc + '?url=' + escape(errUrl) + '&msg=' + escape(msg) + '&line=' + escape(line) + sn + lc + '&d=' + escape(d);

          // Build a GET string from the data we have pieced together about the error event.

  
        errImage[numErrorEvents] = new Image();  

        errImage[numErrorEvents].src = errLogEntry;

          // The Image() object is essentially the only Object

          // in NS3, NS4, and MSIE that can have its URL refreshed

          // without reloading the page, so we use it as a background data

          // carrier for client->server communication.  We set the new URL equal

          // to our GET string, which will get parsed by the CGI on the server.

          // The CGI will return empty/garbage data, but we don't care,

          // since the image we're loading here isn't for display.

      }

      
      if (showErrorAsStatusMessage) { window.defaultStatus = 'JavaScript Error: ' + msg + ' in ' + line; }

      
      numErrorEvents++;

    }

  }

  
  return trapErrors;

}


function restoreWindowToPreviousState() {

  // Set window.onerror and window.defaultStatus

  // to their initial state when leaving the page.

  if (!MSIE) { window.onerror = originalErrorHandler; }

  window.defaultStatus = originalDefaultStatus;

}


window.onUnload = restoreWindowToPreviousState;


window.onerror = handleErrors;

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