// *** COMMON CROSS-BROWSER COMPATIBILITY CODE *** var isDOM=document.getElementById?1:0; var isIE=document.all?1:0; var isNS4=navigator.appName=='Netscape'&&!isDOM?1:0; var isOp=window.opera?1:0; var isWin=navigator.platform.indexOf('Win')!=-1?1:0; var isDyn=isDOM||isIE||isNS4; function getRef(id, par) { par=!par?document:(par.navigator?par.document:par); return isIE ? par.all[id] : (isDOM ? (par.getElementById?par:par.ownerDocument).getElementById(id) : (isNS4 ? par.layers[id] : null)); } function getSty(id, par) { var r=getRef(id, par); return r?(isNS4?r:r.style):null; } if (!window.LayerObj) var LayerObj = new Function('id', 'par', 'this.ref=getRef(id, par); this.sty=getSty(id, par); return this'); function getLyr(id, par) { return new LayerObj(id, par) } function LyrFn(fn, fc) { LayerObj.prototype[fn] = new Function('var a=arguments,p=a[0],px=isNS4||isOp?0:"px"; ' + 'with (this) { '+fc+' }'); } LyrFn('x','if (!isNaN(p)) sty.left=p+px; else return parseInt(sty.left)'); LyrFn('y','if (!isNaN(p)) sty.top=p+px; else return parseInt(sty.top)'); LyrFn('w','if (p) (isNS4?sty.clip:sty).width=p+px; ' + 'else return (isNS4?ref.document.width:ref.offsetWidth)'); LyrFn('h','if (p) (isNS4?sty.clip:sty).height=p+px; ' + 'else return (isNS4?ref.document.height:ref.offsetHeight)'); LyrFn('vis','sty.visibility=p'); LyrFn('write','if (isNS4) with (ref.document){write(p);close()} else ref.innerHTML=p'); LyrFn('alpha','var f=ref.filters,d=(p==null); if (f) {' + 'if (!d&&sty.filter.indexOf("alpha")==-1) sty.filter+=" alpha(opacity="+p+")"; ' + 'else if (f.length&&f.alpha) with(f.alpha){if(d)enabled=false;else{opacity=p;enabled=true}} }' + 'else if (isDOM) sty.MozOpacity=d?"":p+"%"'); var CSSmode=document.compatMode; CSSmode=(CSSmode&&CSSmode.indexOf('CSS')!=-1)||isDOM&&!isIE||isOp?1:0; if (!window.page) var page = { win: window, minW: 0, minH: 0, MS: isIE&&!isOp, db: CSSmode?'documentElement':'body' } page.winW=function() { with (this) return Math.max(minW, MS?win.document[db].clientWidth:win.innerWidth) } page.winH=function() { with (this) return Math.max(minH, MS?win.document[db].clientHeight:win.innerHeight) } page.scrollY=function() { with (this) return MS?win.document[db].scrollTop:win.pageYOffset } page.scrollX=function() { with (this) return MS?win.document[db].scrollLeft:win.pageXOffset } // *** TIP FUNCTIONS AND OBJECT *** function tipTrack(evt, always) { with (this) { // Reference the correct event object. evt=evt?evt:window.event; // Figure out the mouse co-ordinates and call the position function. // Also set sX and sY as the scroll position of the document. sX = page.scrollX(); sY = page.scrollY(); mX = isNS4 ? evt.pageX : sX + evt.clientX; mY = isNS4 ? evt.pageY : sY + evt.clientY; // If we've set tip tracking, call the position function. if (tipStick == 1) position(); }} function tipPosition(forcePos) { with (this) { // Can't position a tip if there isn't one available... if (!actTip) return; // Pull the window sizes from the page object. // In NS we size down the window a little as it includes scrollbars. var wW = page.winW()-(isIE?0:15), wH = page.winH()-(isIE?0:15); // Pull the compulsory information out of the tip array. var t=tips[actTip], tipX=eval(t[0]), tipY=eval(t[1]), tipW=div.w(), tipH=div.h(), adjY = 1; // Add mouse position onto relatively positioned tips. if (typeof(t[0])=='number') tipX += mX; if (typeof(t[1])=='number') tipY += mY; // Check the tip is not within 5px of the screen boundaries. if (tipX + tipW + 5 > sX + wW) { tipX = sX + wW - tipW - 5; adjY = 2 } if (tipY + tipH + 5 > sY + wH) tipY = sY + wH - (adjY*tipH) - 5; if (tipX < sX+ 5) tipX = sX + 5; if (tipY < sY + 5) tipY = sY + 5; // If the tip is currently invisible, show at the calculated position. // Also do this if we're passed the 'forcePos' parameter. if ((!showTip && (doFades ? !alpha : true)) || forcePos) { xPos = tipX; yPos = tipY; } // Otherwise move the tip towards the calculated position by the stickiness factor. // Low stickinesses will result in slower catchup times. xPos += (tipX - xPos) * tipStick; yPos += (tipY - yPos) * tipStick; div.x(xPos); div.y(yPos); }} function tipShow(tipN) { with (this) { if (!isDyn) return; // If this tip is nested, call the 'show' function of its parent too. if (tips[tipN].parentObj) tips[tipN].parentObj.show(tips[tipN].parentTip); // My layer object we use. if (!div) div = getLyr(myName + 'Layer'); // IE4 requires a small width set otherwise tip divs expand to full body size. if (isDOM) div.sty.width = 'auto'; // If we're mousing over a different or new tip... if (actTip != tipN) { // Remember this tip number as active, for the other functions. actTip = tipN; // Set tip's onmouseover and onmouseout handlers for static tips. if (tipStick == 0) { if (isNS4) div.ref.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEOVER | Event.MOUSEOUT); div.ref.onmouseover = new Function('evt', myName + '.show("' + tipN + '"); ' + 'if (isNS4) return this.routeEvent(evt)'); div.ref.onmouseout = new Function('evt', myName + '.hide(); ' + 'if (isNS4) return this.routeEvent(evt)'); } // Place it somewhere onscreen - pass true to force a complete reposition. position(true); // Go through and replace %0% with the array's 0 index, %1% with tips[tipN][1] etc... var str = template; for (var i=0; i strangely helps IE5/Mac...? div.write(str + ((document.all && !isWin) ? '
' : '')); } // For non-integer stickiness values, we need to use setInterval to animate the tip, // if it's 0 or 1 we can just use onmousemove to position it. clearInterval(trackTimer); if (tipStick != parseInt(tipStick)) trackTimer = setInterval(myName+'.position()', 50); // Finally either fade in immediately or after 'showDelay' milliseconds. // NS4 must always delay by a small amount as sometimes hide events come before show events // from a previous mouseout (when two tip triggers overlap), because it's a weird browser. // So, this show call can cancel a (slightly later) hide. clearTimeout(fadeTimer); if (showDelay || isNS4) fadeTimer = setTimeout('with ('+myName+') { showTip = true; fade() }', showDelay + 1); else { showTip = true; fade() } }} function tipHide() { with (this) { // We've got to be a DHTML-capable browser that has a tip currently active. if (!isDyn || !actTip) return; // If the mouse position is within the tip boundaries, we know NS4 is telling us stories // as often it makes hide events unaccompanied by overs or in a weird order. // Only applies to static tips that we want the user to mouseover... if (isNS4 && tipStick==0 && xPos<=mX && mX<=xPos+div.w() && yPos<=mY && mY<=yPos+div.h()) return; // If this tip is nested, call the 'hide' function of its parent too. if (tips[actTip].parentObj) tips[actTip].parentObj.hide(); // Fade out after a delay so another mouseover can cancel this fade. // This allows the user to mouseover a static tip before its hides. clearTimeout(fadeTimer); fadeTimer = setTimeout('with (' + myName + ') { showTip=false; fade() }', hideDelay); }} function tipFade() { with (this) { // Clear to stop existing fades. clearTimeout(fadeTimer); // Show it and optionally increment alpha from minAlpha to maxAlpha or back again. if (showTip) { div.vis('visible'); if (doFades) { alpha += fadeSpeed; if (alpha > maxAlpha) alpha = maxAlpha; div.alpha(alpha); // Call this function again shortly, fading tip in further. if (alpha < maxAlpha) fadeTimer = setTimeout(myName + '.fade()', 50); } } else { // Similar to before but counting down and hiding at the end. if (doFades && alpha > minAlpha) { alpha -= fadeSpeed; if (alpha < minAlpha) alpha = minAlpha; div.alpha(alpha); fadeTimer = setTimeout(myName + '.fade()', 50); return; } div.vis('hidden'); // Clear the active tip flag so it is repositioned next time. actTip = ''; // Stop any sticky-tip tracking if it's invisible. clearInterval(trackTimer); } }} function TipObj(myName) { // Holds the properties the functions above use. this.myName = myName; this.tips = new Array(); this.template = ''; this.actTip = ''; this.showTip = false; this.tipStick = 1; this.showDelay = 50; this.hideDelay = 250; this.xPos = this.yPos = this.sX = this.sY = this.mX = this.mY = 0; this.track = tipTrack; this.position = tipPosition; this.show = tipShow; this.hide = tipHide; this.fade = tipFade; this.div = null; this.trackTimer = this.fadeTimer = 0; this.alpha = 0; this.doFades = true; this.minAlpha = 0; this.maxAlpha = 100; this.fadeSpeed = 10; } // *** START EDITING HERE *** // This script is object orientated. That means we create 'tip objects', with a collection // of settings, a template to display tips, and a list of tips to show in that template. // Here are some examples: // First, create a new tip object, and pass it its own name so it can reference itself. var docTips = new TipObj('docTips'); with (docTips) { // Next, set its properties like the tips it will display. // We organise tips in arrays like so: tips.name = new Array(X, Y, width, text, ....); // The first two parameters, X and Y, are the distances of the tip from the mouse cursor position // if they're set as numbers. If they're strings (with quotes ''), the script calculates them as // formulae and ignores the mouse position. They are the only compulsory parameters. // So that means you can use the page object included with this script for fancy positioning // effects. Functions include page.winW() and page.winH() for the window area dimensions, // and page.scrollX() and page.scrollY() for the current scroll position -- see the examples. tips.mysite = new Array(-75, 15, 150, 'Visit this for updates, help and more info'); tips.welcome = new Array(5, 5, 100, 'Hope you like it...'); //State description tips.WA = new Array(5, 5, 450,'In Whatcom County, Washington, over 400 youths will receive the Voice DISC. Youth will receive the mental health assessment at intake into detention and probation. The results will be used to facilitate mental health referrals for the youth’s Individual Service Plans. In addition, a program evaluation will compare referral rates for youth who receive a comprehensive mental health assessment and the county’s current risk assessments to standard practice. The results will assist Whatcom County Court officials in determining best practices for intake assessments in both detention and probation.'); tips.TX = new Array(5, 5, 450,'In Texas, over 2500 youth have been assessed. Nineteen detention facilities in the state participated in implementing the Voice DISC. Within a systematic random sub-sample of probation intake youth, the Center examined the prevalence of disorder in the 8 most populous counties in Texas. This study was completed in 2002, and resulted in a report to the Texas Legislature, and another scientific study on gender differences in probation intake cases.'); tips.AL = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In Mobile, Alabama, 500 youths will be assessed at the Strickland Youth Center. In this detention center, the question being examined is: compared to standard practice, does the DISC increase identification of youth in need of mental health services and mental health referrals.
In Montgomery, Alabama, 500 youths will be assessed at the Montgomery County Family Court. In this court system, the question being examined is identical to that studied in Mobile: compared to standard practice, does the DISC increase case finding and mental health referrals.'); tips.IA = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In Iowa, over 650 youth will be assessed at the State Training School in Eldora and the Juvenile Home and State Training School for Girls in Toledo. The population assessed in Eldora will be the evaluation youth, while both evaluation and correctional youth will be assessed in Toledo. Youth in both settings will receive the Voice DISC and the Mental Health Service Use and Satisfaction Instrument for Youth (SUSI-Y). Use of the SUSI-Y will allow us to determine whether youth can accurately report on mental health services they are receiving currently and have received in the past, as well as self-reported satisfaction with services received.'); tips.ME = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In Maine, over 150 youth will be assessed in the Long Creek Youth Development located in Portland and the Mountain View Youth Development Center located in Charleston. In these correctional settings, Center researchers will be comparing the results of the Voice DISC to those of the Juvenile Sexual Offenders Assessment Protocol (J-SOAP-II).'); tips.MN = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In Redwing, Minnesota, over 150 youths will be assessed at the Minnesota Correctional Facility, a centralized state-run facility for the state’s most serious juvenile offenders. The results of the DISC evaluation will be used to assist clinicians in making youth evaluations. The Center will compare the DISC interview with the existing interview practices of the clinicians.'); tips.MT = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In the Crow Nation, Montana, over 100 youths will be assessed in their tribal court system. Center researchers will compare prevalence rates of youth in the Tribal Court to those in the Missoula Court system. The Crow plan to use the results of the DISC assessment to determine next steps and treatment plans for youth. '); tips.MT = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In the Crow Nation, Montana, over 100 youths will be assessed in their tribal court system. Center researchers will compare prevalence rates of youth in the Tribal Court to those in the Missoula Court system. The Crow plan to use the results of the DISC assessment to determine next steps and treatment plans for youth.
In Missoula, Montana, over 300 youths will be assessed in the Youth Court and Youth Detention Center. Results of the Voice DISC will assist probation officers with decisions for dispositional recommendations. Center researchers will also compare Voice DISC results to those obtained via clinical interview (i.e., by a child psychiatrist). '); tips.NY = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In Suffolk and Dutchess County, New York, the Department of Probation and Correctional Alternatives (DPCA) will assess over 1000 youths. This project was launched in February 2003 and the screened population included the adjustment juvenile delinquency intakes in Suffolk County and all youth within the Department of Probation in Dutchess County. The study will investigate whether using the Voice DISC in addition to the DPCA’s current risk assessment screen, the Youth Assessment and Screening Instrument (YASI), influences youths’ dispositional outcomes. '); tips.OH = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In Hamilton County,Ohio, over 900 youths will be assessed at the Youth Center, a detention facility; Hillcrest Training School, a residential facility; and the Multidimensional Assessment Program (MAP), an evaluation program. Hamilton also administers the DISC Predictive Scales-PTSD module and the UCLA PTSD Reaction Index. Use of these instruments will allow us to validate the PTSD module on the Voice DISC. '); tips.OK = new Array(5, 5, 450,' In Oklahoma, the DISC has been implemented statewide in three secure facilities, five detention centers and eleven county facilities. Over 3000 youths have been assessed in these facilities. Center researchers will examine cross-setting comparisons while also comparing the DISC results to mental health census data. '); tips.LA= new Array(5, 5, 450,' Working with Policy Research Associates, the Voice DISC will be administered to youth in Louisiana, Texas, and Washington State. A prevalence study will be completed using the results of the Voice DISC from youth in detention, corrections, and aftercare facilities in these states. '); tips.SC= new Array(5, 5, 450,' South Carolina, over 2000 youths have been assessed at the Northeast Orientation and Assessment Center. We have expanded to include all youth who enter one of the three state Evaluation Centers: Midlands, Coastal, and Upstate. These Evaluation Centers have replaced the Northeast Orientation and Assessment Center. Youth will be assessed with the Voice DISC and the Mental Health Service Use and Satisfaction Instrument for youth (SUSI-Y). Use of the SUSI-Y will allow us to determine whether youth can accurately report on mental health services they are receiving currently and have received in the past, as well as self-reported satisfaction with services received. '); tips.DC= new Array(5, 5, 450,' Washington, DC, over 500 youths at the Oak hill Youth Center will receive the Voice DISC. As the single detention and correctional facility for DC’s youth court, Oak hill is administering the Voice DISC at intake to youths and also using the parent version of the DISC. Center researchers are working with the Youth Services Administration to compare the results of both assessments to results obtained on the Child and Adolescent Measures of Functional Status (CAFAS). They are also examining whether the DISC increases case finding and referrals to mental health services. '); tips.WY= new Array(5, 5, 450,' Fremont County, Wyoming, over 200 youths have been assessed at this detention facility. We are working with colleagues in WY to see if we can have statewide implementation. '); // This next tip uses a formula to position the tip 110 pixels from the right edge of the screen. tips.formulae = new Array('page.scrollX() + page.winW() - 110', -20, 100, 'This tip is always on the right edge...'); tips.format = new Array(5, 5, 150, 'That means italics...
...etc'); // Now, set the appearance and style of the tips displayed by this tip object. // Each tip object must have a string called 'template' that contains some specially-formatted // HTML to write to the document. This example is two nested tables, a border and a background. // The special bits are the %2%, %3% and so on halfway through. These correspond to values we // set in the tip.tipName arrays above -- %0% is the X value, %1% is Y, and %2% onwards are // whatever other info we have in there (width, text etc...). This example sets the width %2% // of the table, and inserts some content which is the text %3%. // You might want to put extra information in the arrays above, and use %4%, %5% onwards in the // template for tip headers, footers, customisable colours etc... see the next tip object for // another example. template = '' + '
' + '
%3%
'; // Finally, you can set some optional properties to customise the behavious of this object. // How much of a delay do you want between pointing and action? Defaults are: //showDelay = 50; //hideDelay = 200; // False will hide tips instantaneously. Fading only works under IE/Win and NS6+. //doFades = false; // You can change the minimum and maximum opacity percentages, defaults: //minAlpha = 0; //maxAlpha = 100; // How fast the transparency changes (between 1 and 100), higher means faster fades. //fadeSpeed = 10; // Tip stickiness, from 0 to 1, defines how readily the tip follows the cursor. 1 means it // follows it perfectly (the default), 0 is a static tip, and decimals are 'floating' tips. //tipStick = 0; } // Here's a second tip object. Feel free to delete it, but be sure to remove it from the // onmousemove event section below and its DIV from the body of the page if you do! // I've included a tip header here in this template, %3% is the header text and %4% is // now the main text. As you can see you can basically format your tips any way you want. // This tip also includes mouse event handlers to show a second-level tip, just like in // the body of the page below, so you can nest tips within tips. var staticTip = new TipObj('staticTip'); with (staticTip) { tips.links = new Array(5, 5, 100, 'Extra Links', '- Section 1 -
' + '- ' + 'NESTED TIP 1 > -
' + '- ' + 'NESTED TIP 2 > -
'); template = '' + '
' + '' + '' + '
%3%
%4%
'; tipStick = 0; } // Here's another example tip object -- multilevel static tips within tips... var nestTip = new TipObj('nestTip'); with (nestTip) { tips.nest1 = new Array(10, 0, 90, 'Relative Position'); // If you're using nested tips, for each tip you have to tell the script its parent tip // object and tip name within that object, so it knows to sync their showing and hiding. tips.nest1.parentObj = staticTip; tips.nest1.parentTip = 'links'; // This tip is positioned via formulae based on its parent tip's position... tips.nest2 = new Array('staticTip.xPos + 95', 'staticTip.yPos + 50', 120, 'Absolutely positioned static tip...'); tips.nest2.parentObj = staticTip; tips.nest2.parentTip = 'links'; template = '' + '
' + '
%3%
'; tipStick = 0; } // Here's one illustrating a decimal tipStick value so it tags along behind the cursor. var stickyTip = new TipObj('stickyTip'); with (stickyTip) { tips.floating = new Array(5, 5, 100, 'Floating tips can have extra effect!'); template = '' + '
' + '
%3%
'; tipStick = 0.2; } // Capture the onmousemove event so tips can follow the mouse. Add in all your tip objects here // and also any functions from other scripts that need this event (e.g. my DHTML Scroller) too. if (isNS4) document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEMOVE); document.onmousemove = function(evt) { // Add or remove all your tip objects from here! docTips.track(evt); staticTip.track(evt); nestTip.track(evt); stickyTip.track(evt); if (isNS4) return document.routeEvent(evt); } // A small function that refreshes NS4 on horizontal resize. var nsWinW = window.innerWidth, nsWinH = window.innerHeight; function ns4BugCheck() { if (isNS4 && (nsWinW!=innerWidth || nsWinH!=innerHeight)) location.reload() } window.onresize = function() { ns4BugCheck(); }