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/*!
  * URL Highlighter by Christopher Ciampoli (2014)
  *
  !
*/
(function($) {
	$.fn.highlightit = function() {
		$this = this;
		var debug = false;
 

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function List() {
   this.listSize = 0;
   this.pos = 0;
   this.dataStore = []; // initializes an empty array to store list elements
   this.clear = clear;
   this.find = find;
   this.toString = toString;
   this.insert = insert;
   this.append = append;
   this.remove = remove;

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$.ajax({
        url: url,
                    type: type,
                    dataType: dataType,
                    data: data,
                    beforeSend: function(data) {
                        beforeSend(data);
                    },
                    success: function(data) {
                        success(data);

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/**
	 * Creates scaled version of source image, optionally cropping. 
	 * Handles scaling and centering in target size properly.
	 *
	 * $options = array(
	 *		'upload_dir' => thumbnail destination directory (required)
	 *		'thumb_name' => thumbnail filename in destination directory (required)
	 *		'dst_width' => target image width (required)
	 *		'dst_height' => target image height (required)
	 *		'target_format' => format to save to, defaults to source format, one of 'imagejpeg','imagegif','imagepng'

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function getMeta(url, fn) {
			var sizes = {};
			$('<img />').attr("src", url).load(function() {
				var dims = {
					w: this.width,
					h: this.height
				};
				$(this).trigger({
					type: "imgLoaded",
					height: dims.h,

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sctr.addModule('calendar', function() {

  /**
  Creates a 7 day week
  @param prev
  @param next
  TODO: move prev, next into their own methods to update curr
   */
  var bindSortable, checkImage, checkWeek, initWeek, processResults, renderWeek, saveSchedule, updatePool;

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/**
The basic premise of this plugin is that you start out with a header
which displays the month/week, and the next/prev buttons.  You are
then free to setup you own rendering of the actual calendar week
in a div of your choosing.  Sample usage as follows:

Your calendar control header: <div id="cal-header"><h4 id="week-title"></h4></div>
Calendar initialize: $('#cal-header').chriscal({
    'body': define your calendar body here,
    'next_btn': define your next button to change to next week,

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function AngleCalc() {
    
    
    function fromTime(min, hour){
        var minPercent = minutesToPercent(min),
            hrPercent = hoursToPercent(hour, minPercent),
            minDegree = percentageToDegree(minPercent),
            hrDegree = percentageToDegree(hrPercent),
            smallAngle = smAngle(minDegree, hrDegree),
            largeAngle = lgAngle(minDegree, hrDegree);

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var downloadables = document.getElementsByClassName('download-links');

for (var op = 0;op < downloadables.length;++op) {
    var list = downloadables[op];
    var items = list.childNodes
    console.log(items);
    var itemsArr = [];
    
    for (var i in items) {
        if (items[i].nodeType == 1) {

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private function fix_keys($array) {
        $numberCheck = false;
        foreach ($array as $k => $val) {
            if (is_array($val)){
                $array[$k] = $this->fix_keys($val);
            }
            if(is_numeric($k)){
                $numberCheck = true;
            }
        }