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//
// Template- TABLE_SORT_JS.IHT by S.Huang 07-MAR-05 / 27-NOV-06
//
// Purpose-
//
//	javascript functions to support table sorting
//
// Notes-
//
//	- This script must be included in header of templates that
//        have tables with class="sortable_table" to be sorted.
//      - Items within <thead> and <tfoot> are not sorted
//      - Requires W3C DOM and Javascript 1.5 compliant browsers
//	  (also works on IE 5.x which is not fully compliant).
//	  - TH> note: I suspect the restriction to 1.5 had more
//	    to do with the DOM support, which is not explicitly
//	    tied to the version of Javascript.  We test for DOM
//	    support by testing the required DOM functionality
//	    directly, as per industry standard.
//
//	- Table must be in standard format:
//
//	  <table>
//	  <thead>
//		<tr> <td>col1</td> ... </tr>
//	  </thead>
//	  <tbody>
//	  ...
//	  </tbody>
//	  <table>
//
//	- Currently, the <th> element is not supported.
//
// Modifications-
//
//	18-APR-05	SH / TH / KB 	4=17168
//	- Created.
//
//	26-APR-05	SH / SH / KB 	4=17168
//	- Treat number string starting with '0' as a decimal number.
//
//	 6-MAY-05	SH / SH / SH 	17=
//	- Correct a typo for function call getFullYear().
//
//	 5-MAY-06	SH / JY / SH 	17=
//	- Supported float point sorting.
//
//	 9-AUG-06	TH / SZ / TH 	4=18545
//	- Update search for sortable_table class attribute so that
//	  it works on all browsers.
//	- Add workaround for Safari sometimes returning the #text node
//	  as the target of the event.
//
//	10-AUG-06	TH / BH / TH 	17=
//	- Fix date compare to work on non-IE browsers, which do not
//	  accept ", undefined" being passed as the hour component.
//	- Allow single digit dates to be specified without a
//	  leading 0.
//	- Explicitly exclude < javascript 1.2 so we don't have to test
//	  for the existance of RegExp wherever we use it.
//	- Explicitly exclude browsers without minimum basic DOM support
//	  by testing for getElementsByTagName.
//	- Use various standardized cross-browser event handling
//	  facilities from event_js.iht.
//
//	22-AUG-06	TH / BH / HD 	17=18635
//      - Correct compare to sort on the actual text node, rather
//        than all the contents of the array passed in.
//      - Correct compare to sort alphabetically if there are any
//        alphabetic characters in any elements in the column
//        being sorted.
//
//	27-NOV-06	TH / BH / TH 	4=18616
//	- Update getDateStr to drop the comma output before
//	  the hh:mm field, as it is apparently unnecessary and
//	  Safari has problems parsing it.
//
//	04-Jul-07	BG / BG / BG	12=18420
//	- Converted to from .iht to .js.
//
//======
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// - The table comparison was originally implemented by Paul Sowden.
// - Some modifications have been added for Medianet specific purposes.

var prjNum="225";
var sortCount = new Array();

// - Alphabetic compare is case insensitive.
function compare(a,b) {
   var au = new String(a[0]);
   var bu = new String(b[0]);

   // - parseFloat will read the first number in the
   //   string, so "92 Hal" would return 92.  In this case,
   //   since there are alphabetic characters present,
   //   alphaCharsInCol will be set.
   // - Strings starting with a number followed by non
   //   alphabetic characters will currently be sorted
   //   only based on the starting number.
   var an = 0;
   var bn = 0;
   if (!alphaCharsInCol) {
      an = parseFloat(au);
      bn = parseFloat(bu);
   }
   if ( alphaCharsInCol || isNaN(an) || isNaN(bn)) {
      if(isDate(au) && isDate(bu)) {
         var dateStr1=getDateStr(au);
         var dateStr2=getDateStr(bu);
         var date1 = new Date(dateStr1);
         var date2 = new Date(dateStr2);
         return date1-date2;
      } else {
         var as = au.toLowerCase();
         var bs = bu.toLowerCase();
         if (as > bs) {
            return 1;
         } else {
            return -1;
         }
      }
   } else {
      return an - bn;
   }
}

// The date on Medianet tables is in format of "Mon dd {yyyy}{hh:mm}"
var regDate=/^\s*(\w{3}\s+\d{1,2})\s*(\d{4})?\s*(\d{1,2}:\d{1,2})?/;

function isDate(str) {
   if(str.search(regDate) != -1) {
      return true;
   } else {
      return false;
   }
}

function getDateStr(str) {

   var re = new RegExp(regDate);
   var match = re.exec(str);
   if (match[2] == "" || match[2] == undefined) {
      if(prjNum=="029") {
         match[2]="1983";
      } else {
         Today = new Date();
         match[2]=Today.getFullYear().toString();
      }
   }
   // Construct date string in format "Mon dd, yyyy hh:mm" which is
   // recognized by the Date constructor.
   var finalDate = match[1] + ", "  + match[2];
   if (match[3] != "" && match[3] != undefined) {
      finalDate += " " + match[3];
   }
   return finalDate;
}

// DOM table sorter borrowed (but modified) from Paul Sowden
// Finally somone that does it the right way
// function borrowed from those lovely people at the w3c
function getConcatenedTextContent(node) {
   var _result = "";
   if (node == null) {
      return _result;
   }
   var childrens = node.childNodes;
   var i = 0;
   while (i < childrens.length) {
      var child = childrens.item(i);
      switch (child.nodeType) {
      case 1: // ELEMENT_NODE
      case 5: // ENTITY_REFERENCE_NODE
         _result += getConcatenedTextContent(child);
         break;
      case 3: // TEXT_NODE
      case 2: // ATTRIBUTE_NODE
      case 4: // CDATA_SECTION_NODE
         _result += child.nodeValue;
         break;
      case 6: // ENTITY_NODE
      case 7: // PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE
      case 8: // COMMENT_NODE
      case 9: // DOCUMENT_NODE
      case 10: // DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE
      case 11: // DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODE
      case 12: // NOTATION_NODE
         // skip
         break;
      }
      i ++;
   }
   return _result;
}

var alphaCharsInCol;

function sort(e) {
   // Skip if the necessary level of DOM support isn't present.
   if (!document.getElementsByTagName) return;

   // - We can't pass extra arguments to the compare routine, as its
   //   just a function pointer of a constrained type.
   // - We want to ensure if there are any alphabetic entries in
   //   the current column, an alphabetic sort is used, but compare
   //   can only compare the current 2 items being sorted.
   // - Thus, we signal whether to use an alphabetic sort from
   //   the outside.
   alphaCharsInCol = false;

   var ev = dy_get_event(e);
   var el = dy_get_event_target(ev);

   var a = new Array();
   var name = el.firstChild.nodeValue;
   var dad = el.parentNode;
   var node;
   var colInx;

   // Determine which column we are sorting on.
   for (var i = 0; (node = dad.getElementsByTagName("td").item(i)); i++) {
      if (node.firstChild.nodeValue == name) {
         colInx = i;
         sortCount[colInx] += 1;
      } else {
         // Clearing the sort count for column i as the data is no
         // longer sorted by column i.
         sortCount[i] = 0;
      }
   }

   var tbody = dad.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName("tbody").item(0);

   // For every row in the table...
   for (var j = 0; (node = tbody.getElementsByTagName("tr").item(j)); j++) {

      a[j] = new Array();

      // The required sort text.
      a[j][0] = getConcatenedTextContent(
         node.getElementsByTagName("td").item(colInx));
      alphaCharsInCol = (alphaCharsInCol || a[j][0].match(/[a-zA-Z]/));

      // - sh>The following two lines were designed to sort the original
      //   table by surname (in column 2) and name (in column 1) after
      //   whatever column is chosen to sort in first.
      // - We leave this design here for the future reference in case
      //   we ever need a second sort choice

      //  a[j][1] = getConcatenedTextContent(node.getElementsByTagName("td").item(1));
      //  a[j][2] = getConcatenedTextContent(node.getElementsByTagName("td").item(0));

      a[j][3] = node;
   }

   a.sort(compare);

   // - SH>The following code from the owner won't work if the first two
   //   rows in original display remain their previous positions after
   //   sorting. I.e. In such cases, the first time column head click
   //   always leads to a descending order sorting.
   // - We introduce a sortCount array to solve this problem.

   /*--------------------------------------------------------
      // not a perfect way to check, but hell, it suits me fine
      if (a[0][0] == getConcatenedTextContent(tbody.getElementsByTagName("tr").item(0).getElementsByTagName("td").item(i))
          && a[1][0] == getConcatenedTextContent(tbody.getElementsByTagName("tr").item(1).getElementsByTagName("td").item(i)))
         a.reverse();
   ---------------------------------------------------------*/

   // For consecutive clicks(sorting) under a specific column, the
   // even number click leads to a descending order sorting.
   if(sortCount[colInx]%2 == 0) a.reverse();

   for (var j = 0; j < a.length; j++) {
      // - Since each node is unique, appending the nodes will move them
      //   from their current location.
      // - This has issues on Netscape 7 which has problem re-rendering
      //   the table.  Since there's no easy to find workaround and
      //   Netscape 7 has less than 1% market share, we won't be fixing
      //   the issue at this time.
      tbody.appendChild(a[j][3]);
   }
}

function init(e) {
   // Skip if the necessary level of DOM support isn't present.
   if (!document.getElementsByTagName) return;

   // Tables to be sorted must have class="sortable_table" in
   // <table> tag
   var tbl;

   for (var j=0; (tbl=document.body.getElementsByTagName("table").item(j));
        j++) {

      var namedItem = tbl.attributes.getNamedItem("class");

      // - tbl.getAttribute("class") doesn't work on Internet
      //   Explorer.  Thus, we have to use a different method to get
      //   the class attribute.
      // - tbl.attributes.getNamedItem("class") always returns an object on
      //   Internet Explorer.  On some other browsers (eg. Firefox)
      //   it returns null if the attribute is not found, so we have to check
      //   that the attribute exists before accessing the value.
      if (namedItem && namedItem.value == "sortable_table") {
         var thead = tbl.getElementsByTagName("thead").item(0);
         var node;
         for (var i = 0; (node =thead.getElementsByTagName("td").item(i)); i++) {

            if (node.addEventListener) {
               sortCount[i] = 0;
               node.addEventListener("click",sort,false);

            } else if (node.attachEvent) {
               sortCount[i] = 0;
               node.attachEvent("onclick",sort);
            }
         }
      }
   }
}

dy_attach_onload_event(init);