1. URL: The URL of the address to request. If the document is not found, an error is thrown.
2. Data
   • Description: The data to send in the query section of the URL.
   • Value types:
     • String: Uses the string as the URL’s query if using URL Encoding (“application/x-www-form-urlencoded”). Otherwise (“multipart/form-data” encoding), this is set to the parameter “NoName”.
     • Object: Uses the object’s members as parameters. The members’ values must be scalars.
   • Other Information:
     • This parameter is not optional.
     • Set to a blank string to send nothing.
3. ExtraOptions: An optional object specifying additional options defined as members.
   • CallBack
     • Default: undefined
     • Description: Function to call when the document has completed.
       • It receives 3 parameters: The responseText, the ExtraData additional option, and the AJAX object used to make the call.
       • If this is not set, the AJAX call is made synchronously.
       • Pass false to call asynchronously without a callback function.
   • ExtraData
     • Default: undefined
     • Description: User defined data passed directly to the CallBack function
   • UseCache
     • Default: true
     • Description:
       • If this is true, the request is made via GET with URL encoding (“application/x-www-form-urlencoded”), so timestamps are sent meaning the browser cache can be used.
       • If this is not true, POST is used with “multipart/form-data encoding” (unless it takes less bytes to send as “application/x-www-form-urlencoded” in the POST).
   • ForceUrlEncode
     • Default: undefined
     • Description: If set and POSTing, “application/x-www-form-urlencoded” encoding is used when true, and “multipart/form-data” when false, otherwise the type is used that yields the smallest size. (It can be expensive to determine “multipart/form-data” encoding if it is not needed)
   • AdditionalHeaders
     • Default: undefined
     • Description: A list of additional HTTP headers to pass to the request in an object (members as variable names with scalars values only)

• Definition: This holds information required for MysqlOpen, MysqlClose, and MysqlQuery functions.
• Items:
  • Server, UserName, Password, Database: The credentials used to connect to the MySQL database.
  • Count: The number of times MysqlOpen has been called minus the times MysqlClose has been called.
  • Reference: The reference to the currently opened database (MySQLi object).
  • QueryDebug: If true, queries and their execution time are stored and retrievable through the MysqlQuery function. False by default.
  • QueryRememberData: If this and QueryDebug are true, query member data is also remembered, which can be cumbersome. False by default.

• Definition: Open a connection to a MySQL database.
• Returns: Nothing. Calls “die” if database connection cannot be made.
• Parameters:
  • [1-4]) Server, UserName, Password, Database: The credentials used to connect to the MySQL database, which are also copied to the SQLInfo global variable. If any of these are not given or set as NULL, the corresponding values from the SQLInfo global variable are used. Server is set to “localhost” by default.
• Information:
  • If Count is 0, connects to the MySQL database. Database connection is set to use utf8_general_ci.
  • The SQLInfo Count counter is always incremented.

• Definition: Close a connection to a MySQL database.
• Returns: Nothing
• Parameters:
  • [1]) ForceClose: Whether to force a closure even if Count is not 0. False by default.
• Information:
  • If Count is 1 or ForceClose is true, closes the connection to the MySQL database.
  • The SQLInfo Count counter is always decremented or set to 0 appropriately.

• Definition: Execute a MySQL query.
• Parameters:
  • 1) Query: The query to use. This can be in both normal query or prepared statement syntax.
  • [2-...]) ListOfQueryMembers: If using prepared statement syntax, a list of the data members that replace the “?”s in the query. array_flatten is called over the list of passed parameters, and the final count of parameters must match the number of “?”s in the query.
• Returns: The query result object (either a mysqli_result or a mysqli_stmt). If an error occurs, SQLError is called.
• Information:
  • Calls MysqlOpen if a database connection is not already open.
  • A prepared statement is executed if ListOfQueryMembers is not empty (at least 1 parameter is passed); otherwise, a normal query is executed.
  • If QueryDebug is true, queries and their execution time are collected, and a call to this function with the following query strings will return the following data:
    • GetQueryCount: Array(COUNT_OF_QUERIES, COMBINED_QUERY_EXECUTION_TIME)
    • GetQueryTimes: An array of each query in the format Array(QUERY_TIME, QUERY_STRING, [QUERY_DATA])
  • If a function exists with the name “MysqlQueryOverride”, it is called with the query as the only parameter, and the query is overwritten with its return value.

• Definition: Returns result data from a MySQL query.
• Parameters:
  • 1) ResultObject: The query result object (either a mysqli_result or a mysqli_stmt), which is most likely the return value from the MysqlQuery function.
  • [2]) RowNum: An optional row number to return. If passed, this should usually be 0.
• Returns: The result data. See information for the format.
• Information:
  • An array is calculated with each index being an associative array of a returned rows’ data (like an array of mysql_fetch_assoc data). If there is only one field per row, then each row’s data is just that value instead of an associative array.
  • The array is returned unless RowNum is passed, in which case that row number’s index is returned from the array, or false if it is not found.

• Definition: This function is called if an error occurs during MysqlQuery.
• Parameters:
  • 1) MySQLErrorString
  • 2) TheQueryString
• Returns: Nothing
• Information:
  • This function can be defined by the user before this script is called.
  • If not user defined, by default the function prints the error and query information and stops the script.

• Definition: Returns a string of question marks separated by commas whose list length is equal to the array length of the parameter.
• Parameters:
  • 1) List: Only the array’s length is used.
• Returns: A string that can be in a MySQL prepared statement.

• Definition: Returns a string in the format “NAME=?, NAME=?, ..., NAME=?”
• Parameters:
  • 1) NameList: An array of names.
• Returns: A string that can be in a MySQL UPDATE prepared statement.

• Definition: Returns an escaped string for use in UTF-8 HTML.
• Parameters:
  • 1) TheString
• Returns: The escaped string.

• Definition: Returns an escaped string for use in JavaScript.
• Parameters:
  • 1) TheString
  • [2]) IsClosed: Whether to enclose the return string in quotation marks. Default is true.
• Returns: The escaped string.

• Definition: Pulls all elements from an array and its sub-arrays and turns it into a single one dimensional array.
• Parameters:
  • 1) TheArray
• Returns: A one dimensional array.

• Definition: Turns values in an array to references in place if PHP version is >=5.3. This is required due to changes in how call_user_func_array works in PHP v5.3.
• Parameters:
  • 1) TheArray
• Returns: The original array. Each element may now be a reference.

• Definition: Returns the second based decimal difference of two microtime() statements
• Parameters:
  • 1) StartTime
  • 2) EndTime
• Returns: A decimal number.

• This creates an object where the pictures are drawn to; which needs to be added to the HTML document. In IE, this is a Java Applet, and in all other browsers, its an IMG DOM object.
• The parameters are only used when in IE
• CodeBase is the base path where the Java applet resides

• This draws the image to a render object
• ImageObject is the object created through CreateRenderObject
• PixelData is a 1D array of color values (0xRRGGBB format) for each pixel (rows then columns)

• This is a callback function that occurs when an object created through CreateRenderObject is clicked.
• Flag specifies if the Ctrl key is held down during the click in IE, or if the right mouse button was used in all other browser.

• Description: Creates an “AutoSuggestBox” object. Make sure to call with “new”.
• Returns: The newly created AutoSuggestBox object.
• Parameters:
  • 1) InputBox: The input text box
  • 2) Items: The array of auto suggest item stings
  • [3]) MaxSuggestions: The maximum number of suggestions. Default is 5.
  • [4]) InheritWidthDiff: If set, the width of the AutoSuggestBox is the width of the InputBox plus the given value.
• Object Members:
  • InputBox, Items, MaxSuggestions: The passed parameters to the function
  • Visible: Whether the auto suggest box is currently visible
  • Num: The index of the object in the SuggestBoxes global variable
  • ParentBox: A parent container that holds the auto suggest box. It is inserted directly before the InputBox in the DOM. It has the class of “SuggestionBoxParent”.
  • Box: The auto suggest box element held in ParentBox. It has the class of “SuggestionBox”. Suggestions are held in sub-DIVs, with selected text in SPANs with the class name “SuggestBoxSelected”.
  • SelectedIndex: The index of the currently selected item. -1 if no selection.
  • CurrentSuggestions: The currently showing suggestions.

position:relative; display:none; /*required styles set in JavaScript*/

position:absolute; /*required style set in JavaScript*/
top:20px; z-index:100; background-color:lightgrey; width:200px;

color:black; overflow-x:hidden; white-space:nowrap;

background-color:blue;

font-weight:bold;

background-color:darkgrey;

• IntervalValueID: The ID of an input text box containing the number of seconds to count down. Whenever this input box is updated by the user, the countdown is reset to this interval value. A value of 0 stops the countdown.
• LastActionID: The ID of a DOM element that receives the last action time as its innerHTML. The object receives an additional class name of “LastActionUpdated” for up to 2 seconds after an action occurs.
• TimeLeftID: The ID of a DOM element that receives the seconds left (every second) as its innerHTML. The object receives an additional class name of “TimeLeftUpdated” when it reaches 0 but before the action has finished.
• UserAction: A user defined callback function which is called (as a member of the ActionCounter) when an action is ready. The “ActionFinished” member must be called once the entire action has completed, which can be after a timeout, like when an asynchronous AJAX call has returned.

• File name
• File size (listed in human readable/friendly format)
• Last modified date

• No user file found (Directory access is currently unrestricted)
• Normal user
• Admin user

• The user credentials file name
• For security reasons, this file can be put in another directory, but it doesn’t need to be as access is restricted to it by default.
• If the path to this file is not relative, it must start with a “/”.
• Default: '.htpasswd'

• With this, user authentication can be required by either the whole directory or just the script.
• When set to true, the script’s file and the directory without a filename (e.x., “http://www.domainname.com/DIRECTORYNAME/”) are all that require user authentication (if users are already added). Otherwise, the whole directory requires user authentication.
• Default: false

• The function used to hash the password for the user credentials file
• This should usually be “crypt”, but Windows’ IIS might need “md5”.
• Default: 'crypt'

• List of files that are not shown in the directory index and cannot be modified
• Default: Array($MyFileName, $PassFileName, '.htaccess')
  • MyFileName is now retrieved automatically by the script

• Files that are of these extensions cannot be modified or created
• This option can be ignored through the IgnoreDisallowedExtensions variable.
• Default: Array('php', 'php3', 'cgi', 'pl')

• When disallowed extensions (above variable) are encountered, they have this variable appended to them
• Default: '.txt'

• Default: true

• Default: true

• Default: true

• Default: true

• Edit other users credentials
• Default: false

• User can edit their own password
• Default: true

• See variable DisallowedExtensions
• Default: false

• When logged in, these user(s) have all AdminPermissions (see below variable) set to true
• Default: Array('admin')

• Permissions set to true when no password file is found - The default is all permissions but IgnoreDisallowedExtensions
• Default: Array('FileList', 'Deleting', 'Renaming', 'Uploading', 'UserEdit', 'PasswordEdit')

• Permissions set to true when in admin mode (see AdminUsers) - The default is all permissions
• Default: Array('FileList', 'Deleting', 'Renaming', 'Uploading', 'UserEdit', 'PasswordEdit', 'IgnoreDisallowedExtensions')

• Default sorted column, options include “Name”, “Size”, and “ModTime” (Last Modified Time)
• Default: 'Name'

• Sort Ascending (false) or descending (true)
• Default: false