/*
  This stuff is very important. The rest of the JavaScript
  will not work without it.

  cookie_name   : The name of the cookie to be stored on the user's browser

  title_choose  : The name to appear in the browser's title bar when the complete list of items is displayed
  title_display : The name to appear in the browser's title bar when only the user-specific items are displayed.

  menu_x/y      : The (top/left-hand) coordinates for positioning the fancy dhtml menu. 

Note : the fancy dhtml menu should really be able to figure out how to position itself relative to the other elements on the page, but writing cross-browser dhtml is still such an incredible time-sink that it may just have to wait.

  choose_cols   : When viewing the entire list of items in "horizintal" mode, this 
                  is the number of columns to display before starting a new row.

*/

var cookie_name   = "weblog";

var title_choose  = "List All Weblogs";
var title_display = "Surf menu";

var menu_x = 250;
var menu_y = 10;

var choose_cols = 3;

/* *************************************************** */

/*
  This is where you can do...whatever.
  If function userprefs is always called
  in the html file, then you can just make all
  your changes here. If there are none, just 
  leave this function blank.

  In this instance, sicne I am pulling in a weblog
  file from the eatonweb site I need to populate the
  arrays that surfmenu.js "knows" to look for, since
  brig gave her arrays different names.
*/

function userprefs() {
  swap_arrays();
}

/* *************************************************** */

var my_list  = new Array();
var category = new Array();

function swap_arrays() {

  // How lame is JavaScript?
  //  Let me count the ways...

  for (l = 0; l < weblogs.length; l++) {
    if (weblogs[l]) {
      my_list[l] = weblogs[l];
    }else{
      my_list[l] = [];
    }
    // document.write(l + " " + weblogs[l] + "
");
  }

  for (c = 0; cat[c]; c++) {
    category[c] = cat[c];
  }
}