// Title: slideshow.js
// Date: 12:41 18 December 2007
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// 
// This page coded by Scott Upton
// http://www.uptonic.com | http://www.couloir.org
//
// This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License
// Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0
// http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/
//
// Associated APIs copyright their respective owners
//
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// --- version date: 11/28/05 --------------------------------------------------------


// get current photo id from URL
var thisURL = document.location.href;
var splitURL = thisURL.split("#");
var photoId = splitURL[1] - 1;

// if no photoId supplied then set default
var photoId = (!photoId)? 0 : photoId;

// CSS border size x 2
var borderSize = 10;

// Photo directory for this gallery
var photoDir = "images/";

// Define each photo's name, height, width, and caption
var photoArray = new Array(
	// Source, Width, Height, Caption
	new Array("lifewell3.jpg", "400", "255", "<strong>Site Preparation and Drilling of a Borehole</strong> - A drill site is approximately 3000m2 in area and is created by stripping back top soil to the sides of the site to create bunds which act as noise and visual screening. Type one aggregate is used to floor the site with a concrete pad being formed as the base on which the drilling rig stands. The drilling of a borehole lasts for 60days 24 hrs a day and the picture above is indicative of the site set up that can be expected during that time."),
	new Array("lifewell4.jpg", "400", "255", "<strong>Production Setup</strong> - After the drilling of the well bore is complete, the site is fenced off down to a size half that of a tennis court with coloured palisade fencing surrounding. Visually the site will resemble a small &ldquo;Transco&rdquo; substation in looks. The pumping equipment will be concealed and protected beneath structures the size of garden sheds. During the pilot test stage it is likely that additional equipment such as tanks and small site generators may require to be present, the image above represents the site in the 20 year success case. Pumping operations are conducted on a 24hr per day basis."),
	new Array("lifewell5.jpg", "400", "255", "<strong>Workover</strong> - Throughout the course of a well bores life it requires maintenance. The replacement of pumping equipment, tubing, drive heads and well bore clean outs. This process usually takes 2-5 days of 12 hour operations and is likely to occur once every 6-12 months, once the well bore has settled into production, in the Pilot phase workovers are likely to be more frequent."),
	new Array("lifewell6.jpg", "400", "255", "<strong>Site Restoration</strong> - At the end of a well bores life the well bore is abandoned in line with an abandonment plan that is agreed with the DTI, the coal authority and the HSE. The aggregate, equipment and fencing are then removed and the top soil placed back, a handover then occurs with the landowner and the site recommences its former use.")
	);

// Number of photos in this gallery
var photoNum = photoArray.length;

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// Additional methods for Element added by SU, Couloir
Object.extend(Element, {
	getWidth: function(element) {
   	element = $(element);
   	return element.offsetWidth; 
	},
	setWidth: function(element,w) {
   	element = $(element);
    	element.style.width = w +"px";
	},
	setHeight: function(element,h) {
   	element = $(element);
    	element.style.height = h +"px";
	},
	setSrc: function(element,src) {
    	element = $(element);
    	element.src = src; 
	},
	setHref: function(element,href) {
    	element = $(element);
    	element.href = href; 
	},
	setInnerHTML: function(element,content) {
		element = $(element);
		element.innerHTML = content;
	}
});

/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

var Slideshow = Class.create();

Slideshow.prototype = {
	initialize: function(photoId) {
		this.photoId = photoId;
		this.photo = 'Photo';
		this.photoBox = 'Container';
		this.prevLink = 'PrevLink';
		this.nextLink = 'NextLink';
		this.captionBox = 'CaptionContainer';
		this.caption = 'Caption';
		this.counter = 'Counter';
		this.loader = 'Loading';
	},
	getCurrentSize: function() {
		// Get current height and width, subtracting CSS border size
		this.wCur = Element.getWidth(this.photoBox) - borderSize;
		this.hCur = Element.getHeight(this.photoBox) - borderSize;
	},
	getNewSize: function() {
		// Get current height and width
		this.wNew = photoArray[photoId][1];
		this.hNew = photoArray[photoId][2];
	},
	getScaleFactor: function() {
		this.getCurrentSize();
		this.getNewSize();
		// Scalars based on change from old to new
		this.xScale = (this.wNew / this.wCur) * 100;
		this.yScale = (this.hNew / this.hCur) * 100;
	},
	setNewPhotoParams: function() {
		// Set source of new image
		Element.setSrc(this.photo,photoDir + photoArray[photoId][0]);
		// Set anchor for bookmarking
		Element.setHref(this.prevLink, "#" + (photoId+1));
		Element.setHref(this.nextLink, "#" + (photoId+1));
	},
	setPhotoCaption: function() {
		// Add caption from gallery array
		Element.setInnerHTML(this.caption,photoArray[photoId][3]);
		Element.setInnerHTML(this.counter,((photoId+1)+'/'+photoNum));
	},
	resizePhotoBox: function() {
		this.getScaleFactor();
		new Effect.Scale(this.photoBox, this.yScale, {scaleX: false, duration: 0.3, queue: 'front'});
		new Effect.Scale(this.photoBox, this.xScale, {scaleY: false, delay: 0.5, duration: 0.3});
		// Dynamically resize caption box as well
		Element.setWidth(this.captionBox,this.wNew-(-borderSize));
	},
	showPhoto: function(){
		new Effect.Fade(this.loader, {delay: 0.5, duration: 0.3});
		// Workaround for problems calling object method "afterFinish"
		new Effect.Appear(this.photo, {duration: 0.5, queue: 'end', afterFinish: function(){Element.show('CaptionContainer');Element.show('PrevLink');Element.show('NextLink');}});
	},
	nextPhoto: function(){
		// Figure out which photo is next
		(photoId == (photoArray.length - 1)) ? photoId = 0 : photoId++;
		this.initSwap();
	},
	prevPhoto: function(){
		// Figure out which photo is previous
		(photoId == 0) ? photoId = photoArray.length - 1 : photoId--;
		this.initSwap();
	},
	initSwap: function() {
		// Begin by hiding main elements
		Element.show(this.loader);
		Element.hide(this.photo);
		Element.hide(this.captionBox);
		Element.hide(this.prevLink);
		Element.hide(this.nextLink);
		// Set new dimensions and source, then resize
		this.setNewPhotoParams();
		this.resizePhotoBox();
		this.setPhotoCaption();
	}
}

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// Establish CSS-driven events via Behaviour script
var myrules = {
	'#Photo' : function(element){
		element.onload = function(){
			var myPhoto = new Slideshow(photoId);
			myPhoto.showPhoto();
		}
	},
	'#PrevLink' : function(element){
		element.onmouseover = function(){
			soundManager.play('beep');
		}
		element.onclick = function(){
			var myPhoto = new Slideshow(photoId);
			myPhoto.prevPhoto();
			soundManager.play('select');
		}
	},
	'#NextLink' : function(element){
		element.onmouseover = function(){
			soundManager.play('beep');
		}
		element.onclick = function(){
			var myPhoto = new Slideshow(photoId);
			myPhoto.nextPhoto();
			soundManager.play('select');
		}
	},
	a : function(element){
		element.onfocus = function(){
			this.blur();
		}
	}
};

// Add window.onload event to initialize
Behaviour.addLoadEvent(init);
Behaviour.apply();
function init() {
	var myPhoto = new Slideshow(photoId);
	myPhoto.initSwap();
	soundManagerInit();
}