• Clipping ID's must be unique across a domain.
• Clippings may repeat on a page. In this example Three Oh is repeated twice. The system finds duplicates.
• You do not add an event to the HTML tag for a Clipping icon. The script automates this.
• Cookies are required. An alert will be sent for systems without cookies.
• This does not include a system for generating the Clipping ID's or code. An example of such a system would be a PHP rendering system hooked up to a database, using a Clipping's unique database id as the javascript/HTML id.
• This script is copyrighted and released under the GPL License. You are free to use it, but you must preserve the copyright and follow the license. If there are any questions email $EMAIL
• See the comments in the file clippings.js for additional information. Also examine the style's used on this page for sample styles for the Clippings Container.

Changes

version 1.01: changes the style sheet some to fix a display error in Mozilla .9.3. Added #clippingsContainer A style. There are still some minor display problems in Moz .9.3, but I believe these are bugs in Moz, not the clippings.

HTML

<a id="clippingId" class="clippingIcon">+</a><b>clippingName</b>

For Example: <a id="clp1" class="clippingIcon">+</a><b>Three Oh</b>

Javascript

allClippings[allClippings.length] = new Clipping(clippingId,"clippingName","clippingUrl");

For Example: allClippings[allClippings.length] = new Clipping(1,"Three Oh","http://www.threeoh.com");

Clipping Object

	function Clipping(id,name,URL, read)
	{
	this.id = id;
	this.name = name;
	this.URL = URL;
	this.read = read;
	this.clicked = markRead;
	}