//requestVars start

/*
 * @author      Jesse Berman
 * @copyright   2008-01-31
 * @version     1.0
 * @license     http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html
*/


/*
 * Portions by Dieter Raber <dieter@dieterraber.net>
 * copyright   2004-12-27
*/


/* pwa.js: a drop-in JavaScript utility that displays galleries from picasaweb.google.com in your website */

/* This JavaScript file, when called from a webpage, will load all the thumbnail images of all the galleries
   in a user's Picasa Web Albums account into an HTML table that's 4 rows wide.  Clicking on any of the
   galleries will display thumbnails of all the photos in that gallery, and clicking on any of those thumbnails
   will display the photo.  

   To call this file from your own webpage, use the following syntax:

       <script type="text/javascript">username='YourPicasawebUsername'; photosize='800'; columns='4';</script>
       <script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.yoursite.com/pwa.js"></script>

   Make sure you change YourPicasawebUsername to your actual Picasaweb username.  For more information about
   Picasa, check out picasaweb.google.com.  Also, www.yoursite.com should point to your actual site name, and
   the location of the pwa.js file.  The script looks for the images back.jpg, next.jpg, and home.jpg, in the
   same directory as pwa.js, to create the navigation arrows.  Please make sure those exist!  I'm providing
   samples in the SourceForce repository, but feel free to substitute your own.

   Note: "Photosize" is the size of the image to be displayed when viewing single images.  I like 800.  :-)
   Note: "columns" is the number of columns of photos to be displayed on your site in the gallery and album views.
   You may omit either of these values; if you do, the default settings are 800 for photosize and 4 for columns.

*/



function readGet(){var _GET = new Array();var uriStr  = window.location.href.replace(/&/g, '&');var paraArr, paraSplit;if(uriStr.indexOf('?') > -1){var uriArr  = uriStr.split('?');var paraStr = uriArr[1];}else{return _GET;}if(paraStr.indexOf('&') > -1){paraArr = paraStr.split('&');}else{paraArr = new Array(paraStr);}for(var i = 0; i < paraArr.length; i++){paraArr[i] = paraArr[i].indexOf('=') > -1 ? paraArr[i] : paraArr[i] + '=';paraSplit  = paraArr[i].split('=');_GET[paraSplit[0]] = decodeURI(paraSplit[1].replace(/\+/g, ' '));}return _GET;}var _GET = readGet();
//requestVars end

function resize(which, max) {
// not used anymore! was scaling photos after they were loaded. using browser-native inline scaling instead,
// until google fixes their image size request to work with any imgmax, rather than just 800 :-(
  var elem = document.getElementById(which);
  if (elem == undefined || elem == null) return false;
  if (max == undefined) max = 658;
  if (elem.width > elem.height) {
    if (elem.width > max) elem.width = max;
  } else {
    if (elem.height > max) elem.height = max;
  }
}

//$Update: May 10, 2007$

function $(a){document.write(a);}
var photosize;
if(!photosize){photosize = 800;}

var columns;
if(!columns || isNaN(columns) || columns < 1) {columns = 4;}


//Global variables
var photolist = new Array(); //this is used globally to store the entire list of photos in a given album, rather than pass the list around in a URL (which was getting rediculously long as a result)
var album_name = ""; //this is used globally to store the album name, so we don't have to pass it around in the URL anymore either.
var my_numpics = ""; //this is used globally to store the number of items in a particular album, so we don't have to pass it around in the URL anymore either.
var prev = ""; //used in the navigation arrows when viewing a single item
var next = "";//used in the navigation arrows when viewing a single item



function picasaweb(j){ //returns the list of all albums for the user

  var selectedId = _GET['albumid'];

  $("<ul id='albumlist'>");
 for(i=0;i<j.feed.entry.length;i++){

 // for each of the albums in the feed, grab its album cover thumbnail and the link to that album,
 // then display them in a table with 4 columns (along with the album title)

  //This was the old way of grabbing the photos; since Google updated the feed, the media entry is better. :-)
  //
  //var img_begin = j.feed.entry[i].summary.$t.indexOf('src="')+5;
  //var img_end = j.feed.entry[i].summary.$t.indexOf('?imgmax');
  //var img_base = j.feed.entry[i].summary.$t.slice(img_begin, img_end);

  var img_base = j.feed.entry[i].media$group.media$content[0].url;

  var id_begin = j.feed.entry[i].id.$t.indexOf('albumid/')+8;
  var id_end = j.feed.entry[i].id.$t.indexOf('?');
  var id_base = j.feed.entry[i].id.$t.slice(id_begin, id_end);
  
  var selectedClass = "";
  if(selectedId && selectedId == id_base)
    selectedClass = "activeAlbum";

$("<li class='" + selectedClass + "'><a href='./Fotogalerie.aspx?albumid=" + id_base + "'>" + j.feed.entry[i].title.$t + "</a></li>");
 }
 $("</ul>");
 
}




 $('<script type="text/javascript" src="http://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/base/user/'+username+'?category=album&alt=json&callback=picasaweb&access=public"></script>');//picasaweb

//$Update: January 31, 2008$