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/*

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 Copyright 2011, ZangZing LLC. All rights reserved.
*/
function ZZA(c, a, b) {
    this.id = c;
    this.zzv_id = null;
    this.usertype = (this.useridentifier = a) ? 1 : 2;
    if (b == undefined) b = false;

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// PathJS supports both the Hashtag and HTML5 History API now.  Some users would like it to automatically fall back to the Hashtag if
// the history API is not supported.  Obviously, this can't be the default, as some users want the site to work in browsers with JavaScript
// turned off, and will only use the History API to add transitions and effects to their site.
// 
// When using the Hashtag implementation, users must define their routes, and then make sure that they tell PathJS to listen for state changes
// by calling the appropriate method:

    Path.listen();

// The `Path.listen()` method is not required when doing HTML5 History API calls, as we have a wrapper method that wraps the native 

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/*
  The following is a concise outline of the test environment that I've set up to test the outcome described in
  Issue #13 on the PathJS master branch.  This setup is running on a Rails server.

  https://github.com/mtrpcic/pathjs/issues/13
*/

// Step 1 - Server, Routes, and Data

//  I set up a Rails 3.1.0 server with a 'Widget' model, and the following test route:

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// extensions.js
$.fn.uploader = function(element){
    Uploader.show(element);
}

// functions.js
var Uploader = {
    "show": function(element){
        // code here to show the uploader
    },

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Sales Zen Javascript
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Client-Side Routing
Client-Side Models
Client-Side Views (EJS)
Widget System
Standardized Resource Pulling (No more $.ajax!)

jQuery, Twitter Bootstrap, jQuery UI

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function handler(animate){
    return function(path){
        get_page(path, animate);
    }
}

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1. Use a ruby version

    rvm use 1.9.2-p248

2. Create a gemset

    rvm gemset create myapp

3. In the root of your app, add a file named ".rvmrc" with the following contents:

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var routes = {
    "/users": function(){},
    "/users/:id": function(){},
    "/pages": function(){}
}

for(key in routes){
    Path.map(key).to(routes[key]);
}

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var UsersController = {
    "index": function(){

    },
    "show": function(){

    }
    "new": function(){

    }