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Top-Ten Countries visiting Fogfighters Hungary

1	United States
2	China
3	Viet nam
4	Russian Federation
5	France
6	Hungary
7	unknown
8	Canada
9	Ukraine
10	United Kingdom
11	Germany
12	Netherlands
13	Taiwan, Province of China
14	Poland
15	Italy
16	Seychelles
17	Australia
18	Romania
19	Indonesia
20	India
21	Sweden
22	Thailand
23	Brazil
24	Japan
25	South Africa
26	Lithuania
27	Argentina
28	Spain
29	Iran, Islamic Republic of
30	Chile
31	Luxembourg
32	Turkey
33	Moldova, Republic of
34	Korea, Republic of
35	Belarus
36	Malaysia
37	Venezuela
38	Switzerland
39	Singapore
40	Colombia
41	Hong Kong
42	Mexico
43	Mongolia
44	Czech Republic
45	Belize
46	Greece
47	Honduras
48	Estonia
49	Latvia
50	Bulgaria
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PHP-Nuke: Management and Programming

20.5.2. How to create a fade block

So you have seen this cool fade effect on a site and you decided to incorporate it in a PHP-Nuke block on your site too? I mean that effect that makes the image fade gradually away, when you pass over it with the mouse cursor - and comes again gradually back the next time you revisit it with the mouse cursor. Before you plunge into this, consider that it is just an effect - and one that will work only with Internet Explorer. If you still feel you must have it, here is the PHP-Nuke block that demonstrates this fade effect:

<?php
if (eregi("block-Fade.php",$PHP_SELF)) {
Header("Location: index.php");
die();
}
$content .= "<script> \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "/* \n";
$content .= "Gradual-Highlight Image Script II- \n";
$content .= "By J. Mark Birenbaum (birenbau@ugrad.cs.ualberta.ca) \n";
$content .= "Permission granted to Dynamicdrive.com to feature script in archive \n";
$content .= "For full source to script, visit http://dynamicdrive.com \n";
$content .= "*/ \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "nereidFadeObjects = new Object(); \n";
$content .= "nereidFadeTimers = new Object(); \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "/* object - image to be faded (actual object, not name); \n";
$content .= "* destop - destination transparency level (ie 80, for mostly solid) \n";
$content .= "* rate - time in milliseconds between trasparency changes (best under 100) \n";
$content .= "* delta - amount of change each time (ie 5, for 5% change in transparency) \n";
$content .= "*/ \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "function nereidFade(object, destOp, rate, delta){ \n";
$content .= "if (!document.all) \n";
$content .= "return \n";
$content .= "if (object != \"[object]\"){ //do this so I can take a string too \n";
$content .= "setTimeout(\"nereidFade(\"+object+\",\"+destOp+\",\"+rate+\",\"+delta+\")\",0); \n";
$content .= "return; \n";
$content .= "} \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "clearTimeout(nereidFadeTimers[object.sourceIndex]); \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "diff = destOp-object.filters.alpha.opacity; \n";
$content .= "direction = 1; \n";
$content .= "if (object.filters.alpha.opacity > destOp){ \n";
$content .= "direction = -1; \n";
$content .= "} \n";
$content .= "delta=Math.min(direction*diff,delta); \n";
$content .= "object.filters.alpha.opacity+=direction*delta; \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "if (object.filters.alpha.opacity != destOp){ \n";
$content .= "nereidFadeObjects[object.sourceIndex]=object; \n";
$content .= "nereidFadeTimers[object.sourceIndex]=setTimeout
(\"nereidFade(nereidFadeObjects[\"+object.sourceIndex+\"],\"+destOp+\",
\"+rate+\",\"+delta+\")\",rate);\n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "} \n";
$content .= "} \n";
$content .= "\n";
$content .= "</script> \n";
$content .= "<center><img src=\"images/xxx.png\" 
style=\"filter:alpha(opacity=10)\" onmouseover=\"nereidFade(this,100,30,5)\"
onmouseout=\"nereidFade(this,10,50,5)\"></center>";
?>

This is an adaptation of the Dynamic Highlight II Script, by J Mark Birenbaum, that just appends the Javascript code in the $content variable of a PHP-Nuke block. You can adjust some parameters, such as the transparency level, the time between trasparency changes and amount of change each time - see the comments in the script's code. You should of course at least adapt the image source file (images/xxx.png in the code) to your situation.