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$.myURL("index")  // = http://spyk3lc.blogspot.com/index.php

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$.myURL("images", "somePic.png")  //  = http://spyk3lc.blogspot.com/images/somePic.png
//  Keep in mind this works for any directory ...
$.myURL("someDir")  //  = http://spyk3lc.blogspot.com/someDir/
//  .. and it's content
$.myURL("someDir", "someContent.xx")  //  = http://spyk3lc.blogspot.com/someDir/someContent.xx

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$.myURL("index", "someDir", "someContent.xx")  //  = http://spyk3lc.blogspot.com/index.php/someDir/someContent.xx
//  Notice I have no need to include the .php tag as the extension already includes it via the keyword "index"!

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$.myURL("doit.php/your/own/way/in/one/line.gif")
// = http://spyk3lc.blogspot.com/doit.php/your/own/way/in/one/line.gif

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$.myURL.config({ 
    local: { 
        main: "myMainLocalDirectory" 
    }, 
    onSite: 
    { 
        main: "myMainSiteDirectory", 
        sub: "myMainSiteSubDir/andAnotherDir" 
    } 
});

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(function(a){a.myURL||(a.extend({myURL:function(d){a.myURL.defaults.base||a.myURL.config();if(d){var b,c=a.myURL.defaults.base;if("index"==d)c+="/index.php",b=Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments,1);else{if("pathname"==d)return window.location.pathname;if("afterpath"==d)return window.location.href.substr(window.location.href.indexOf(window.location.pathname)+window.location.pathname.length);if("fullpathname"==d)return a.myURL("pathname")+a.myURL("afterpath");b=Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments)}if(0<
b.length){var e=[],f=void 0;for(x in b)"string"===typeof b[x]?""==!b[x]&&("/"==b[x].charAt(0)&&(b[x]=b[x].substring(1)),"/"==b[x].charAt(b[x].length-1)&&(b[x]=b[x].substring(0,b[x].length-1)),""==!b[x]&&(e[x]=b[x])):"object"===typeof b[x]&&(f="?"+a.param(b[x]));0<e.length&&(c=c+"/"+e.join("/"));f&&(c+=f)}c=a.myURL.defaults.trail?c.charAt(c.length-1)?c+"/":c:c;b=c.split("/");if(b[""==b[b.length-1]?b.length-2:b.length-1].match(/.[.,!,@,#,$,%,^,&,*,?,_,~]/))"/"==c.charAt(c.length-1)&&(c=c.substring(0,
c.length-1)

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$.myURL("someDir", "someContent.xx", { data1: 'someString', data2: 'some Other string' })
// Will produce something like:
// http://spyk3lc.blogspot.com/someDir/someContent.xx?data1=someString&data2=some+Other+string

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//  A simple timer var is like
var tmrStopType

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//  Again, what you name the function is clearly up to you, I wouldn't really recommend my example name as it is just plain bad :P
function stopType() {
	//  The following if statement will check if your timer has been assigned yet, and if so, clears it so it will no longer continue to your work function
	if (tmrStopType!= undefined) clearTimeout(tmrStopType);
	//  The following will attempt to start your work function after 2 seconds unless interrupted and reset by previous if statement
	//  Also, many people would rather write this statement as tmrStopType= setTimeout(stopTypeWork(), 2000);
	//  If, you want to, that is fine, i don't because it is not a style of timer writing that is readable to ALL browsers, however, the following is
	tmrStopType= setTimeout(function (){ stopTypeWork() }, 2000);
};

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function stopTypeWork() {
// do work
}