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/* lsauer.com, 2015 */
.left-flexible-right-fixed .container {
   height: auto;
   overflow: hidden;
}
.left-flexible-right-fixed .left-inner{
    width: 100%;
}
.left-flexible-right-fixed .right {
    width: 180px;

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var htmlColorsMap = (function(scope){
  var htmlColorsMap = {};
  var _colorAliases = [
  '#F0F8FF aliceblue'
  , '#FAEBD7 antiquewhite'
  , '#00FFFF aqua'
  , '#7FFFD4 aquamarine'
  , '#F0FFFF azure'
  , '#F5F5DC beige'
  , '#FFE4C4 bisque'

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/**
 * lsauer, 2013
 * Lean handler for exception reporting; stdout is set by default to console.log
 * @param {exc} exc an Exception instance of Error, containing a message and stack property
 * @param {exc} stdOut A variadic function for error reporting. By default: console.log
 * @return undefined
 */
var exceptionHandler = function(exc, stdOut){
    var stdOut = stdOut || function() { console.log.apply(console, arguments) };
    if(stdOut instanceof Function){

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//lsauer.com, 2012 lo sauer
//description: intervalCallNtimes; counter after nth time clearinterval; bind a function to a certain scope using 'intervalCall'
//requires: intervalCall, see: https://gist.github.com/lsauer/cf70e65c208cc311ce97
//@param fntimes: an integer-Number or function to control the number of invocations of the callback-counter-function:'fntimes'
//                fntimes is passed an integer Number-counter, starting at 1;
//@param fn: the function to be invoked
//@param tm: timeout in milliseconds
//@param scope: scope in which the function should be invoked
//-> examples are provided below
function intervalCallNtimes(fntimes, fn, tm, scope){

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//lsauer.com, 2012; rev. 2014 by lo sauer
//see also: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/596481/simulate-javascript-key-events/19883789#19883789
//description: trigger handlers attached to DOM elements, which listen to the type 'KeyboardEvent'
//@param s:     A single keyboard-character passed as a string e.g. "\n", "a",...
//[@param fncb]:callback function which is passed a boolean event-state (OK=true/Cancelled=false)

var doKeyEvent = function(s /*single char*/, fncb /*callback function, with handler state*/) {
    var evt = document.createEvent('KeyboardEvent');
    evt.initKeyEvent ('keypress', true, true, window,0, 0, 0, 0, 0, s.charCodeAt(0))
    var cncld = !document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].dispatchEvent(evt);

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//lsauer.com, 2012; rev. 2014 by lo sauer
//description: transformTag fully replaces a node by a different Tag, and re-attaches all children to the newly formed Tag
//             Any desired EventHandlers must be re-attached manually
//@param tagIdOrElem:    an HTMLElement Id-Name or an instance of any HTMLElement
//[@param tagType]:      the HTML Tag Type. Default is 'span' (HTMLSpanElement)

function transformTag(tagIdOrElem, tagType){
    var elem = (tagIdOrElem instanceof HTMLElement) ? tagIdOrElem : document.getElementById(tagIdOrElem);
    if(!elem || !(elem instanceof HTMLElement))return;
    var children = elem.childNodes;

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//lsauer.com, 2012 lo sauer
//description: intervalCall binds a function to a declared scope and invokes it after 'tm' milliseconds
//@param scope:    scope in which the function should be invoked
//@param fn:       the function to be invoked
//@param tm:       timeout in milliseconds
//[@param fntimes]: Optional. A function to control the number of invocations of 'fn', i.e. to declare events / triggers based on the invocation-count
//                fntimes is passed an integer Number-counter, starting at 1;

function intervalCall(scope, fn, tm, fntimes)
{

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{
      "B": "Burgenland",
      "K": "Kärnten",
      "N": "Niederösterreich",
      "O": "Oberöstereich",
      "S": "Salzburg",
      "St": "Steiermark",
      "T": "Tirol",
      "V": "Vorarlberg",
      "W": "Wien"

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//www.technical-programming.com, lorenz lo sauer, 2013
//description: extending C# for fast and easy string extension
//note: part of a larger Open-Source Project-Codebase
//see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/59217/merging-two-arrays-in-net

//resides in IEnumerableStringExtensions.cs
public static class IEnumerableStringExtensions
{
   public static IEnumerable<string> Append(this string[] arrayInitial, object arrayToAppend)
   {

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/*www.technical-programming.com, lo sauer 2013
Target: MS/Microsoft SQL Server 2005 or higher
description: Upon update, the rows's timestamp field is set to the current unix-timestamp, 
unless the timestamp is NULL or Empty. If the timestamp field is supplied in the update
statement, the supplied value is set as is.

The tstamp field is defined as:
    [__unixtimestamp]     INT             NULL
The primary key is defined as:
    [ID]                  INT             IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL