Thank you
At first we would like to say thank you for choosing Master Slider jQuery. In this documentation you will find everything you need to use Master Slider.
If you have any questions which are not covered in this documentation, please take a look at support section.
About the Master Slider jQuery
Master Slider jQuery is a premium high quality designed image and content slider for any purposes, with super smooth hardware accelerated transitions. It supports touch navigation with pure swipe gesture that you have never experienced before. It is a truly responsive and device friendly slider which works perfect in all major devices. Master Slider is an awesome layer slider as well, with the ability of adding any HTML contents (texts, images, …) in layers. It is easy to use, plus there are ready to use templates available for you. You almost have everything in Master slider which is the most complete among the best, hotspots, thumbnails, variety of effects, Video support and much more.
Quick Start
Step 1: Link required files
At first you need to insert required files into your page. Go to "quick-start" folder in downloaded package and upload "masterslider" folder to your server then add required files into your page like following (usually in  section):

<link rel="stylesheet" href="masterslider/style/masterslider.css" />

<link rel="stylesheet" href="masterslider/skins/default/style.css" />

Step 2: Slider HTML
Insert following HTML to the  section. This HTML defines your slider content. The "ms-skin-default" CSS class name means that the slider uses default skin, you need to change it if you've included a different skin CSS file in Step 1.

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Step 3: Initialize
Insert the following JavaScript after slider HTML (usually after  section).

Looking for jQuery plugin style initialization? check Using jQuery Plugin.
Slider Options
You can use/change following options in slider setup method.
For example:

| Option Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| width |
300 |
The base width of slides. It helps the slider to resize in correct ratio. |
| height |
150 |
The base height of slides, It helps the slider to resize in correct ratio. |
| start |
1 |
The slider starting slide number. |
| space |
0 |
The spacing value between slides in pixels. |
| grabCursor |
true |
Whether the slider uses grab mouse cursor. |
| swipe |
true |
Whether the drag/swipe navigation is enabled. |
| mouse |
true |
Whether the user can use mouse drag navigation. |
| wheel |
false |
Enables mouse scroll wheel navigation. |
| keyboard |
false |
Enables keyboard navigation. |
| autoplay |
false |
Enables the autoplay slideshow. |
| loop |
false |
Enables the continuous sliding mode. |
| shuffle |
false |
Enables the shuffle slide order. |
| preload |
0 |
Specifies number of slides which will be loaded by slider. 0 value means slider will load slides in sequence and "all" value means slider will load all of the slides at starting. This option is only effective for images which has "data-src" attribute. |
| layout |
"boxed" |
Since v1.5.7
Specifies layout of the slider, it accepts following values:
- boxed: The default layout of slider, size of the slider does not exceed the specified width and height in slider options.
- fullwidth: Forces the slider to adapt width to the browser width.
- fullscreen: Forces the slider to adapt width and height to the browser window dimension.
- fillwidth: Enables the slider to adapt width to its parent element.
- autofill: Enables the slider to adapt width and height to its parent element.
- partialview: It's like the boxed layout but nearby slides are always visible.
|
| fullscreenMargin |
0 |
Specifies margin space at the bottom of slider, it only affects with "fullscreen" layout. |
| heightLimit |
false |
It force the slide to use max height value as its base specified height value. |
| autoHeight |
false |
Whether the slider adapts its height to each slide height or not. It overrides heightLimit option. |
| smoothHeight |
true |
Whether the slider uses smooth animation while its height changes. |
| endPause |
false |
Whether the slider pauses slideshow when it reaches to last slide. |
| overPause |
false |
Whether the slider pauses slideshow on hover. |
| fillMode |
"fill" |
Specifies the slide background scaling method. Its acceptable values are "fill", "fit", "stretch", "center" and "tile". |
| centerControls |
true |
Whether the slider aligns UI controls to center. This option is only effective in full width mode. |
| layersMode |
"center" |
It accepts two values "center" and "full". The "center" value indicates that the slider aligns layers to the center. This option is only effective in full width mode. |
| instantStartLayers |
false |
Whether start show transition of layers before slide transition complete. |
| parallaxMode |
"mouse" |
Since v1.7.0
Specifies type of layers parallax move, it accepts below values:
- "mouse": It moves the layers while mouse is moving
- "swipe": It moves layers while slider is sliding or swiping.
- "mouse:x-only": It moves the layers only on X-axis while mouse is moving (horizontally moves).
- "mouse:y-only": It moves the layers only on Y-axis while mouse is moving (vertically moves).
|
| filters |
null |
Applys CSS3 filters to slide transition views. For more information check Adding CSS3 filters. |
| hideLayers |
false |
Whether the slider hides all layers before changing slide. |
| speed |
17 |
Specifies slide changing speed. It accepts float values between 0 and 100. |
| dir |
"h" |
Specifies slide changing direction. It accepts two values "h" (horizontal) and "v" (vertical). |
| view |
"basic" |
The slide changing transition. More info here... |
| deepLink |
null |
A unique name for the slider which will be used in browser address bar you can enter your own name otherwise slider generates a unique one. |
| deepLinkType |
"path" |
Specifies the type of displaying slider deeplinking permalink in the address bar. acceptable values: "paht" and "query" |
| startOnAppear |
false |
It initializes slider when slider comes inside of browser window when scrolling. |
Using Master Slider jQuery Plugin
Since version 2.0, you can setup slider by using Master Slider jQuery Plugin.
There is no difference between js pure slider setup and jQuery plugin setup you can use all options in both of them.
$('#slider').masterslider({
width: 700,
height: 560,
// more options...
controls : {
arrows : {autohide:false},
bullets : {}
// more slider controls...
}
});
You can see list of all options here...
controls
options in plugin specifies slider controls for more information check Slider UI Controls.
In some cases, you may need to access to the slider js object from jQuery plugin instance, you can simply access to it like below code:
var slider_obj = $('#slider').masterslider('slider');
Also you can simply use slider api methods:
$('#slider').masterslider('gotoSlide' , 3); // moves to 4th slide.
$('#slider').masterslider('destroy');
And you can bind slider events like:
$('#slider').on(MSSliderEvent.CHANGE_START, function(e){
// dispatches when the slider's current slide change starts.
});
For more information about slider api methods and events check Slider API.
Slider HTML Element
MasterSlider defines with a
 element which has "masterslider" as class name and each slide must be added in it.

Note: The second class name in slider element specifies slider skin.
More info here...
Slides
Each slide in the slider HTML defines by a
 element which has "ms-slide" as class name , like following:

Slide Parameters
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| data-delay |
3 |
The time duration for moving to next slide in seconds |
| data-fill-mode |
Value of fillMode in slider Options |
Specifies the slide background scaling method. Its acceptable values are "fill", "fit", "stretch", "center" and "tile". |
Video Backgrounds
Video backgrounds are supported in IE9+ and all other modern browsers and major touch devices.

<video data-autopause="false" data-mute="true" data-loop="true" data-fill-mode="fill">
<source id="mp4" src="http://media.w3.org/2010/05/bunny/trailer.mp4" type="video/mp4"/>
<source id="ogv" src="http://media.w3.org/2010/05/bunny/trailer.ogv" type="video/ogg"/>
</video>

Video Parameters
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| data-mute |
true |
Whether the video is muted. |
| data-loop |
true |
Whether the video is looped. |
| data-autopause |
false |
Whether the slider pauses the video before changing slide then resume it or always starts it from beginning. |
| data-fill-mode |
fill |
Specifies the video scaling method. Its acceptable values are "fill", "fit", "none". |
Adding CSS3 Filters
Since version 2.12.0 you can add CSS3 filters to slide transitions.
You need to define filters as a object for filters
option in slider options. Below is an example
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.control('arrows');
slider.control('thumblist' , {autohide:false ,dir:'h',arrows:false});
slider.control('bullets');
slider.setup('masterslider' , {
width:900,
height:600,
space:5,
fillMode:'fit',
preload:0,
view:'basic',
filters: {
grayscale: 1,
opacity: 0.5,
brightness: 2
}
});
You can specify filtering target with filterTarget
option. It accpets "slide" and "bg" values
For more information about CSS3 Filters please check this document.
Note CSS3 Filters doesn't support in all browsers and in some it dosn't have good performance. You can check browser support here.
Note Master Slider doesn't support "drop-shadow" filter.
Slide Contents
-
Slide Background Image
The first  element in the slide specifies the slider background image.
Note: This slider supports preloading feature (It helps slider to load faster). For using this feature you need to specify image path as "data-src" instead of "src".

-
Slide Thumbnail Image
It specifies by an  element which has "ms-thumb" as class name .

-
Slide Link
It specifies by an  element.

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Slide Video
It specifies by an  element which has custom attribute data-type:"video".

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Note: You can enable autplay video feature by adding data-autplay="true" attribute to the video element.
Note: This Slider supports Vimeo and Youtube videos, Please note that you need to find the video embed URL for adding it into the slider.
More info here...
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Slide Layers
This slider supports three different type of layers,
text layer (html), image layer and video layer (vimeo and youtube).
Check "Slide Layers" section for more information.

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Slide Layers
Each layer specifies by an element which has "ms-layer" as class name.
Since V2.1.0 you can disable swipe guesture over each layer by adding "ms-no-swipe" class name to the layer element.
Layer custom attributes:
These parameters are supported in any type of layers.
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| data-type |
"text" |
Specifies the type of layer. It accepts three values "text", "image", "video". |
| data-offset-x |
0 |
Specifies the X position of layer. |
| data-offset-y |
0 |
Specifies the Y position of layer. |
| data-position |
"normal" |
Since V2.12.0 Specifies type of positioning layer over slide
- "normal": layer adds over slide and moves with slide while swiping or chaning slide.
- "static": it's like "normal" but it doesn't accept layer effect and it always visible over slide.
- "fixed": layer adds over slider and doen't move while swiping or chaning slide.
Note Fixed layers in IE causes links on other layers with defferent type not working.
|
| data-origin |
"tl" |
Since V1.7.0 Specifies layer positioning origin over slide, it accepts below values:
- "tl": Top left
- "tc": Top center
- "tr": Top right
- "ml": Middle left
- "mc": Middle center
- "mr": Middle right
- "bl": Bottom left
- "bc": Bottom center
- "br": Bottom right
|
| data-widthlimit |
-1 |
Specifies the minimum value of the slider width which layer can visible, under this value slider hides the layer. |
| data-resize |
"true" |
Whether the slider resizes the layer when slider resizes. ("true" or "false") |
| data-fixed |
"false" |
Whether the slider reposition the layer when slider resizes. ("true" or "false") |
| data-effect |
"fade" |
Specifies layer show transition effect. More info here... |
| data-duration |
1000 |
Specifies how many milliseconds a show transition effect takes to complete. |
| data-delay |
0 |
Specifies when the show transition effect starts, in milliseconds. |
| data-ease |
"linear" |
Specifies the show transition effect timing method. You can find list of all functions here... |
| data-hide-effect |
null |
Specifies layer hide transition effect. More info here... |
| data-hide-duration |
null |
Specifies how many milliseconds a hide transition effect takes to complete. |
| data-hide-time |
null |
Specifies when the hide transition effect starts, in milliseconds. |
| data-hide-ease |
null |
Specifies the hide transition effect timing method. You can find list of all functions here... |
| data-parallax |
0 |
Specifies the intensity of parallax effect, higher values makes the layer more sensitive. Negative values are allowed. |
| data-action |
null |
Since V1.7.2 Specifies the action type of layer with will be called when user clicks layer. It accepts below values:
- "next": Goto next slide.
- "previous": Goto previous slide.
- "gotoSlide(slideNum)": goto specified slide (slideNum).
- "pause": Pause slider timer.
- "resume" Resume slider timer.
|
Example:

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Layer types:
-
Text Layer / Captions
It can defines by any type of html elements like headings (h1, h2, h3, ...),
,
 and you can easily style it by css.
Note: It's important to add data-type = "text" attribute the layer element.

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Image Layer
Note: It's important to add data-type = "image" attribute the layer element.
Note: This slider supports preloading feature (It helps slider to load faster). For using this feature you need to specify image path as "data-src" instead of "src".

-
Button Layer
Note: It's important to add data-type = "button" attribute the layer element.

Learn More..

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Video Layer
Custom attributes:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| data-autoplay |
"false" |
Whether auto play video or not. |
Note: It's important to add data-type = "video" attribute the layer element.

Note: This Slider supports Vimeo and Youtube videos, Please note that you need to find the video embed URL for adding it into the slider.
More info here...
-
Hotspot Layer
Custom attributes:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| data-align |
"bottom" |
Specifies the aligning position of hotspot tooltip (left, right, top and bottom). |
| data-stay-hover |
"false" |
Whether shows tooltip while user mouse over it. |
Note: It's important to add data-type = "hotspot" attribute the layer element.
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Flickr Plugin
Step 1: Link required files
At first you need to insert Flickr plugin JS file into your page. Go to "quick-start/masterslider" folder in downloaded package and upload "masterslider.flickr.js" file to your server then add required file into your page like following (usually in  section)be informed all the Master Slider required files should be imported already.

Step 2: Slider HTML
Insert following HTML to the  section. This HTML defines the main slider container.

Step 3: Initialize
Insert the following JavaScript after slider HTML (usually after  section).

| Option Name |
Default |
Description |
| slider |
- |
The Master Slider object for Flickr plugin.(required) |
| type |
photoset |
This option accepts two values "photoset" and "latest", "photoset" for showing photoset pictures and "latest" for showing latest pictures. |
| id |
- |
It depends to option type,it should be photoset's ID if type set to "photoset" and it should be user's ID if type set to "latest". |
| key |
- |
The Flickr api key.(required) |
| imgSize |
c |
This option accepts four values "-", "z", "c" and "b" , "-" for medium size with dimension of 500 on longest side, "z" for medium size with dimension of 640 on longest side, "c" for medium size with dimension of 800 on longest side, and "b" for large size with dimension of 1024 on longest side. |
| count |
10 |
The number of images. It helps the slider to put exact number of pictures. |
| autoplayDelay |
4 |
This option determine the time of showing each slide in autoplay mood. |
| thumbs |
true |
It shows thumbs if it sets to "true", it doesn't show thumbs if it sets to "false". |
| thumbSize |
q |
This option accepts three values "s", "q" and "t" , "s" for small square with dimension of "75x75", "q" for large square with dimension of "150x150" and "t" for thumbnail with dimension of 100 on longest side. |
| title |
true |
It shows title of image if it sets to "true", it doesn't show title of image if it sets to "false". |
| author |
true |
It shows author of image if it sets to "true", it doesn't show author of image if it sets to "false". |
| desc |
false |
It shows the image description if it sets to "true", It doesn't show the image description if it sets to "false". |
| titleEff |
fade |
This option determine the effect of title on slider, please refer to Layer Transition Effects for more information about the variety of effects. |
| authorEff |
fade |
This option determine the effect of author on slider, please refer to Layer Transition Effects for more information about the variety of effects. |
| descEff |
fade |
This option determine the effect of description on slider, please refer to Layer Transition Effects for more information about the variety of effects. |
Note: to achieve user's ID you can use this Flickr get ID and to achieve photoset's ID you can take it from photoset page url.
Adding Scroll Parallax Effect To The Slider
Since version 2.0 you can add parallax effect to the slider which will appears when user scrolls, you can simply enable it by adding one line js after slider setup js code like below example:
var slider = MasterSlider();
slider.setup('slider_id', {
width:700,
height:550
// more options ...
});
// add scroll parallax effect
MSScrollParallax.setup(slider,50,80,true);
MSScrollPrallax Parameters
MSScrollParallax.setup(slider_instance, layers_parallax_depth, background_parallax_depth, fade_layers);
Parameters
| Name |
Default |
Description |
| Slider Instance |
- |
The Master Slider instance |
| Layers Parallax Depth |
50 |
The intensity of parallax effect, higher values makes the layer more sensitive. Negative values are allowed. |
| Background Parallax Depth |
40 |
The intensity of slide background parallax effect, higher values makes the background image more sensitive. Negative values are allowed. |
| Fade Layers |
false |
Whether fade layers while scrolling or not. |
Note If you are using Master Slider jQuery Plugin setup you can access to the slider instance object with:
var slider_instance = $('#slider').masterslider('slider');
Layer Transition Effects
You can create unlimited transition effects for layers by using slider preset effect functions.
Each function may have some parameters, here is some custom parameter values:
-
short: equals to 30
-
long: equals to 300
-
random value: min|max for example 10|300 (it takes a random value between 10 and 300)
Rotation origin:
-
tl: equals to top left
-
tr: equals to top right
-
bl: equals to bottom left
-
br: equals to bottom right
-
t: equals to top
-
b: equals to bottom
-
r: equals to right
-
l: equals to left
-
c: equals to center
Example: right(short)
Here is the list of all preset transition functions:
| Name |
Parameters |
Description |
Example |
| fade |
- |
show: fade in
hide : fade out
|
fade() |
| left |
distance , fade (true or false) |
show: moves from left
hide : moves to left
|
left(short,false) |
| right |
distance , fade (true or false) |
show: moves from right
hide : moves to right
|
right(100,true) |
| top |
distance , fade (true or false) |
show: moves from top
hide : moves to top
|
top(100) |
| bottom |
distance , fade (true or false) |
show: moves from bottom
hide : moves to bottom
|
bottom(100|500 , true) |
| rotate |
deg , orig |
show: rotate in
hide : rotate out
|
rotate(300 , br) |
| rotateleft |
deg , dist , orig , fade (true or false) |
show: rotate from left
hide : rotate to left
|
rotateleft(45|180,long,br,true) |
| rotateright |
deg , dist , orig , fade (true or false) |
show: rotate from right
hide : rotate to right
|
rotateleft(45|180,long,br,true) |
| rotatetop |
deg , dist , orig , fade (true or false) |
show: rotate from top
hide : rotate to top
|
rotatetop(45|180,long,br,true) |
| rotatebottom |
deg , dist , orig , fade (true or false) |
show: rotate from bottom
hide : rotate to bottom
|
rotatebottom(45|180,long,br,true) |
| skewleft |
deg , dist , fade (true or false) |
show: skew from left
hide : skew to left
|
skewleft(18,35|100) |
| skewright |
deg , dist , fade (true or false) |
show: skew from right
hide : skew to right
|
skewright(18,35|100) |
| skewtop |
deg , dist , fade (true or false) |
show: skews from right
hide : skew to right
|
skewtop(18,35|100,false) |
| skewbottom |
deg , dist , fade (true or false) |
show: skews from bottom
hide : skew to bottom
|
skewbottom(18,35|100) |
| front |
dist , fade (true or false) |
show: moves from front (3D)
hide : moves to front (3D)
|
front(300) |
| back |
dist , fade (true or false) |
show: moves from back (3D)
hide : moves to back (3D)
|
back(300) |
| rotatefront |
deg , dist, orig , fade (true or false) |
show: rotate from front (3D)
hide : rotate to front (3D)
|
rotatefront(300 , 500 ,c , true) |
| rotateback |
deg , dist , orig , fade (true or false) |
show: rotate from back (3D)
hide : rotate to back (3D)
|
rotateback(300 , 500 ,c , true) |
| rotate3dleft |
x , y , z , dist , orig , fade |
show: 3D rotate from left
hide : 3D rotate to left
|
rotate3dleft(50 , 0 , 10, short,c,true) |
| rotate3dright |
x , y , z , dist , orig , fade |
show: 3D rotate from right
hide : 3D rotate to right
|
rotate3dright(50 , 0 , 10, short,c,true) |
| rotate3dtop |
x , y , z , dist , orig , fade |
show: 3D rotate from top
hide : 3D rotate to top
|
rotate3dtop(50 , 0 , 10, short,c,true) |
| rotate3dbottom |
x , y , z , dist , orig , fade |
show: 3D rotate from bottom
hide : 3D rotate to bottom
|
rotate3dbottom(50 , 0 , 10, short,c,true) |
Slider UI Controls
UI Controls adds to the slide with "control" slider method.
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('arrows'); // here we've added arrow control to the slider.
UI Controls:
-
arrows
Adds arrow navigation to the slider. css class names: "ms-nav-next" and "ms-nav-prev"
Options:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| autohide |
true |
Whether the control hides when mouse leaves the slider. |
| overVideo |
true |
Whether the control visible over slide video while playing. |
| hideUnder |
null |
Hides the control if width of slider comes less than specified. |
Example:
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('arrows' , {autohide:false}); // here we've added arrow control to the slider.
-
bullets
This UI control adds one bullet for each slide and user can change slide by clicking on each bullet.
css class name: "ms-bullets"
Options:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| autohide |
true |
Whether the control hides when mouse leaves the slider. |
| overVideo |
true |
Whether the control visible over slide video while playing. |
| dir |
"h" |
Specifies the direction of control. It accepts two values "h" (horizontal) and "v" (vertical) |
| hideUnder |
null |
Hides the control if width of slider comes less than specified. |
| align |
"bottom" |
Aligns the control to in or out of slider. It accepts "top" and "bottom" values. |
| margin |
10 |
Specifies the space between the control and slider in pixel. |
Example:
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('bullets' , {autohide:false , dir:"v", align:"top"});
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thumblist
This control searches for an element which has "ms-thumb" as class name in slider html then creates a list of thumbnails.
css class name: "ms-thumb-list"
Note: You can create a div element with "ms-thumb" class name in each slide and use html instead of image in thumbnail list. Like following:

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Options:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| autohide |
true |
Whether the control hides when mouse leaves the slider. |
| overVideo |
true |
Whether the control visible over slide video while playing. |
| width |
100 |
Specifies the width of each thumb in pixel. |
| height |
100 |
Specifies the height of each thumb in pixel. |
| type |
"thumbs" |
Specifies the type of control, it can used as "thumbs" or "tabs". |
| dir |
"h" |
Specifies the direction of control. It accepts two values "h" (horizontal) and "v" (vertical) |
| speed |
17 |
Specifies scrolling speed. It accepts float values between 0 and 100. |
| hideUnder |
null |
Hides the control if width of slider comes less than specified. |
| align |
"bottom" |
Aligns the control to in or out of slider. It accepts "top", "bottom", "left" and "right" values. |
| hover |
false |
Whether change slides on hovering over thumbs. |
| arrows |
false |
Whether add arrows in thumblist |
| inset |
false |
Whether insert the control inside or outside of slider. |
| margin |
10 |
Specifies the space between the control and slider in pixel. |
| space |
10 |
Specifies the space between thumbs or tabs. |
Example:
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('bullets');
slider.control('thumblist' , {autohide:false , dir:"v"});
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scrollbar
This UI control adds a scroll bar in slider which moves when each slide changes.
css class name: "ms-sbar"
Options:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| autohide |
true |
Whether the control hides when mouse leaves the slider. |
| overVideo |
true |
Whether the control visible over slide video while playing. |
| dir |
"h" |
Specifies the direction of control. It accepts two values "h" (horizontal) and "v" (vertical) |
| color |
"#3D3D3D" |
Specifies the color scrollbar handle color. |
| width |
4 |
Specifies the width of scrollbar handle in pixel. |
| hideUnder |
null |
Hides the control if width of slider comes less than specified. |
| align |
"bottom" |
Aligns the control to in or out of slider. It accepts "top", "bottom", "left" and "right" values. |
| inset |
false |
Whether insert the control inside or outside of slider. |
| margin |
10 |
Specifies the space between the control and slider in pixel. |
Example:
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('thumblist' , {autohide:false , dir:"vertical"});
slider.control('scrollbar' , {dir:"v"});
-
circletimer
It adds a circle timer into slider. This control only works in modern browsers.
css class name: "ms-ctimer"
Options:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| autohide |
true |
Whether the control hides when mouse leaves the slider. |
| overVideo |
true |
Whether the control visible over slide video while playing. |
| color |
"#A2A2A2" |
Specifies the color of circle timer. |
| radius |
4 |
Specifies the radius of circle timer in pixels. |
| stroke |
10 |
Specifies the stroke of circle timer in pixels. |
| hideUnder |
null |
Hides the control if width of slider comes less than specified. |
Example:
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('thumblist' , {autohide:false , dir:"v"});
slider.control('circletimer' , {color:"#FFDD00" , stroke:20});
-
timebar
It adds a progress bar for timer in slider.
css class name: "ms-timerbar"
Options:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| autohide |
true |
Whether the control hides when mouse leaves the slider. |
| overVideo |
true |
Whether the control visible over slide video while playing. |
| color |
"#FFFFFF" |
Specifies the color of timebar. |
| hideUnder |
null |
Hides the control if width of slider comes less than specified. |
| align |
"bottom" |
Aligns the control to in or out of slider. It accepts "top" and "bottom" values. |
| inset |
false |
Whether insert the control inside or outside of slider. |
| margin |
0 |
Specifies the space between the control and slider in pixel. |
Example:
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('timebar');
-
slideinfo
With this control you can specify a HTML value to each slide and slider will show the value of slide while it selected.
This control searches for an element which has "ms-info" as class name in each slide.
Options:
| Name |
Default Value |
Description |
| autohide |
true |
Whether the control hides when mouse leaves the slider. |
| overVideo |
true |
Whether the control visible over slide video while playing. |
| insertTo |
- |
The HTML element that the info will be added in it. |
| size |
100 |
Specifies the width or height (based on specified direction) of slide info container in pixel. |
| hideUnder |
null |
Hides the control if width of slider comes less than specified. |
| align |
"bottom" |
Aligns the control to in or out of slider. It accepts "top", "bottom", "left" and "right" values. |
| inset |
false |
Whether insert the control inside or outside of slider. |
| margin |
10 |
Specifies the space between the control and slider in pixel. |
Example:
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.control('slideinfo',{insertTo:'#info'});
Slide Changing Transitions
You can change type of slide transitions in slider options.
Transition Types:
-
basic
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"basic"});
-
fade
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"fade"});
-
mask
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"mask"});
-
wave
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"wave"});
-
flow
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"flow"});
-
stack
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"stack"});
-
scale
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"scale"});
-
focus
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"focus"});
-
parallaxMask
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"parallaxMask"});
-
partialWave
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"partialWave"});
-
fadeBasic
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"fadeBasic"});
-
fadeWave
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"fadeWave"});
-
fadeFlow
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350 , view:"scaleFlow"});
Slider API
Methods
var slider = new MasterSlider();
slider.setup('masterslider' , {width:800, height:350});
slider.api.index(); // returns current slider index.
slider.api.count(); // returns total number of slides.
slider.api.next(); // next slide.
slider.api.previous(); // previous slide.
slider.api.gotoSlide(4); // moves to 4th slide.
slider.api.pause(); // pauses the slider timer.
slider.api.resume(); // resumes the slider timer.
slider.api.currentTime(); // returns the percentage of elapsed time.
slider.api.destroy(); // removes the slider.
Properties
slider.api.so // returns the object of slider options.
slider.api.view // returns the slider transition object.
slider.api.view.slideList // returns a array of all slides.
slider.api.viwe.currentSlide // returns the current slide object.
Events
slider.api.addEventListener(MSSliderEvent.INIT , function(){
// dispatches when the slider's current slide change starts.
});
slider.api.addEventListener(MSSliderEvent.CHANGE_START , function(){
// dispatches when the slider's current slide change starts.
});
slider.api.addEventListener(MSSliderEvent.CHANGE_END , function(){
// dispatches when the slider's current slide change ends.
});
slider.api.addEventListener(MSSliderEvent.WAITING , function(){
// dispatches whenever the slider timer updates.
});
slider.api.addEventListener(MSSliderEvent.RESIZE , function(){
// dispatches when the slider is resized.
});
slider.api.addEventListener(MSSliderEvent.VIDEO_PLAY , function(){
// dispatches when the slide video played.
});
slider.api.addEventListener(MSSliderEvent.VIDEO_CLOSE , function(){
// dispatches when the slide video closed.
});
slider.api.view.addEventListener(MSViewEvents.SWIPE_START , function(){
// dispatches when swipe dragging starts.
});
slider.api.view.addEventListener(MSViewEvents.SWIPE_END , function(){
// dispatches when swipe dragging ends.
});
slider.api.view.addEventListener(MSViewEvents.SWIPE_MOVE , function(){
// dispatches when swipe dragging moves.
});
slider.api.view.addEventListener(MSViewEvents.SWIPE_CANCEL , function(){
// dispatches when swipe dragging cancels.
});
Slider Skins
Here you can find a list of available skins which included in dowload package.
You can change the slider skin by following these steps:
- Find and upload your preferred skin from "skins" folder.
-
Import "style.css" from the skin folder into your page like following:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="masterslider/skins/light-2/style.css" />
-
Specify skin class name to your slider element.

Skins:
| |
Name |
Class Name |
|
|
default |
ms-skin-default |
|
|
Light 2 |
ms-skin-light-2 |
|
|
Light 3 |
ms-skin-light-3 |
|
|
Light 4 |
ms-skin-light-4 |
|
|
Light 5 |
ms-skin-light-5 |
|
|
Light 6 |
ms-skin-light-6 |
|
|
Light 6 Round |
ms-skin-light-6 ms-skin-round |
|
|
Contrast |
ms-skin-contrast |
|
|
Black 1 |
ms-skin-black-1 |
|
|
Black 2 |
ms-skin-black-2 |
|
|
Black 2 Round |
ms-skin-black-2 ms-skin-round |
|
|
Metro |
ms-skin-metro |
Easing Functions
Important: This slider needs jQuery easing plugin for old browsers. You can include it into your page like following (in head section)

Supported Easing Functions
| Name |
Example |
| linear |
|
| easeInCubic |
|
| easeOutCubic |
|
| easeInOutCubic |
|
| easeInCirc |
|
| easeOutCirc |
|
| easeInOutCirc |
|
| easeInExpo |
|
| easeOutExpo |
|
| easeInOutExpo |
|
| easeInQuad |
|
| easeOutQuad |
|
| easeInOutQuad |
|
| easeInQuart |
|
| easeOutQuart |
|
| easeInOutQuart |
|
| easeInQuint |
|
| easeOutQuint |
|
| easeInOutQuint |
|
| easeInSine |
|
| easeOutSine |
|
| easeInOutSine |
|
| easeInBack |
|
| easeOutBack |
|
| easeInOutBack |
|
Finding YouTube/Viemo Embed URL
Open the video in YouTube/Vimeo, play video and right-click on it, select Copy embed code
then paste the embed code in a text editor
Now you can see video embed URL in embed code which specified as iframe src.
Finally in this example your embed url is : //www.youtube.com/embed/lEdC-oDYTVD
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Credits


Airports Forever
I got to Singapore last night at 11:30 PM on the 3rd. Now it is about 10:00 am local time and I am on my plane to Krabi, Thailand :) I enjoy flying, so I didn’t find my flights to be that bad. I slept most of the way and I had fun exploring the Tokyo gift shops during my layoever in Japan. I thought the flight from Tokyo to Singapore was 2 hours until I asked the person next to me (it was 6 hours lol). He was an american who was living in Bali, and he showed me photos of his beautiful 3 story house made entirely out of Bamboo. The floors, blinds, doors, and furniture were all made from different kinds of bamboo. It looked like a giant tree house in the jungle. The upstairs area was completely open, so there weren’t any full walls, only blinds for when it rained. He said bees and bats and snakes all came in and out of the house as they pleased. His children attended a private school that was also completely made out of bamboo.
 I reserved a “nap room” at the Haven Lounge in the Changi Airport before I left the US. After I went through immigration, I asked someone where the lounge was. At first, he seemed super concerned and told me that there were no lounges outside immigration, but eventually he realized what I was talking about and told me to take the SkyTrain to “foreign sounding word tree”. So I got on the SkyTrain and rode it back and forth once, looking for a stop with the word tree in it, until I realized he was probably actually saying “terminal three”. I wandered around some more and eventually found the lounge.
I slept in the nap room until 6:30, and then I packed my things and got a key to use a shower room. The shower had three showerheads, and when I leaned inside to turn it on, it was set to the one that happened to be pointed outside of the shower, directly at my face. So a huge stream of water started spraying straight to my face hahaha. I screamed.
I almost went to have breakfast at McDonalds until I asked where I could fill up my water bottle and realized the lounge had free snacks. I had a nice breakfast of toast, cereal, two apples, and a cappucino before I left to catch my flight.
The Singapore Changi Airport is really beautiful. There are gardens and art installations and shops everywhere. I stepped outside to take a photo and feel the weather and I started sweating within a minute.
At this airport, you don’t have to go through security until you reach your gate. It was nice because there were only three people in front of me in the line.
When I get to Krabi, I am taking a bus to a resturaunt travel agency thing, then a shuttle to the dock, and then a ferry to koh phi phi, where Sarah and Ryan will be waiting for me :)


Content
Accessible Form Validation
The following is intended to be read alongside the BBC resources on accessible forms. For a primer on accessible form design, please read the following:
The form validation implementation to come is
- Written with plain CSS and ES5 Javascript (no build process assumed)
- Lacking any dependencies (for maximum portability and minimum payload)
- A client-side implementation that can be used in combination with server-side validation
Semantics
Initial HTML
The validation script is designed to work with well-formed and accessible HTML. The following form is used for the validation demo provided. There are notes to follow.
<form>

Username
<input id="userName" name="userName" aria-required="true">

Email
<input id="email" name="email" type="email" required>

Discount code
(The 5 digit number you received by email)

<input id="discountCode" name="discountCode" type="number">

<button type="submit">Submit</button>

</form>
for and id |
Any input needs to be associated programmatically with a label. This is achieved by making the label's for attribute and the input's id attribute share the same value. Note that, for text inputs, the id and name values are conventionally the same. However, associated radio inputs share a name attribute to make them a set. |
|---|---|
 description |
Some inputs, like the example discount code input may benefit from additional direction, to help users avoid errors or know where to find the information they need to submit. The description must go inside the label element so that it becomes part of the associated label. In this case, it is demarcated with parentheses. SOme screen reader users will hear something similar to "open parenthesis, the five digit number you received by email, close parenthesis". |
 description |
Wherever suitable, we make use of the HTML5 input types. For example, by using type="number" , the user experience is improved for users of certain browsers and devices. They may find they are prohibited from typing letters — making it harder to mess up the input format — or that their phone presents them with the numeric keypad by default. |
required and aria-required |
Note that the demo, quite inconsistently, uses required on one input and aria-required on another. Because aria-required="true" is better and more consistently supported by assistive technologies, the [demonstration](#demonstration) script forces its use by applying it wherever required is found, during initialization. Beware that WAI-ARIA properties and states like aria-required need an explicit value of true or false , unlike required and similar. |
Enhanced HTML
The demonstration script is initialized with a "rules" object. This identifies which fields need to be validated (and how) by their name
s. For the demo, it looks like this:
var rules = [
{
name: 'userName',
tests: [
{
error: function(val) { return val.trim().indexOf(' ') > -1 },
message: 'No spaces allowed'
},
{
error: function(val) { return val.trim() === 'Heydon' },
message: 'This username is already taken by another user'
}
]
},
{
name: 'email',
tests: [
{
error: function(val) { return val.indexOf('@') === -1 },
message: 'Please supply a valid email address'
}
]
},
{
name: 'discountCode',
tests: [
{
error: function(val) { return val.length !== 5 },
message: 'The discount code must be five digits'
}
]
}
];
After initialization, the demo form is enhanced to look like this:
<form novalidate>

Username
<input id="userName" name="userName" required="" aria-describedby="userName-error" aria-required="true">

Email
<input id="email" name="email" type="email" required aria-describedby="email-error" aria-required="true">

Discount code
(The 5 digit number you received by email)

<input id="discountCode" name="discountCode" type="number" aria-describedby="discountCode-error">

<button type="submit">Submit</button>

</form>
novalidate |
We want the form to validate, but on our terms. The novalidate attribute (on the <form> element) ensures that native HTML5 validation — which is inconsistently implemented, especially in terms of assistive technology compatibility — is suppressed. |
|---|---|
.field-error elements and aria-describedby |
Accessible descriptions complement accessible labels where they are appropriate. Here, we are using the accessible description to provide an error message to each invalid field. The aria-describedby attribute associates the message to the field. Conventionally, the description / error message will be read after all of the other information (label, type, value, state) the field offers. These elements are empty at the outset, and therefore do not provide a description. |
aria-live="assertive" |
As we shall explore, each field is validated as the user types (subject to debouncing). However, it's still possible for the user to reach the submit button and press it with invalid data still present. We will not be trapping users' focus within fields until they are valid, because that violates [WCAG 2.1.2 No Keyboard Trap](https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/keyboard-operation-trapping.html). Instead, we use a message that doubles as a live region, to warn users that the form is still not valid upon attempted submission. The advantage of a live region is that the screen reader user hears the warning without their focus being unexpectedly moved. This message is placed directly above the submit button so that it is visible to sighted users without the necessity of scrolling. Users who have zoomed the page would have been worst affected by this general error message appearing above the form. |
Interaction
Field validation
When the user is focused on a field, validation for that field occurs as the user types, based on the keyup
event.
-
On
keyup
, is the field required, but empty?- Yes: Apply
aria-invalid="true"
to the input and populate the error message element with a generic "field is required" message. Skip further validation. - No: Move on to specific formatting validation, as described in the rules object (see below).
- Yes: Apply
-
On
keyup
, is the field invalid?- Yes: Apply
aria-invalid="true"
to the input and populate the error message element with the first of the applicable error messages from the rules object. - No: Remove the
aria-invalid
attribute, and empty the error message element.
- Yes: Apply
Debouncing is employed so that the described logic is only run when the (reasonably fast typing) user pauses from typing. This makes validation more performant, less aggressive, and reduces noise in screen reader output.
var debounced;
field.addEventListener('keyup', function(e) {
var key = e.which || e.keyCode;
// Don't run on the Tab and Shift keys
if (key !== 9 && key !== 16) {
window.clearTimeout(debounced);
debounced = setTimeout(function() {
validate(field);
}, settings.debounce);
}
});
Note that validation is not run on keyup
events for the Tab and Shift keys, since these keys are used to move focus between fields. A user may press the Shift during input (for capitalization) but this is unlikely to be detrimental. Input that should be lowercase can be made lowercase before validation and, where capitalization is pertinent, validation can be performed on subsequent strokes or after attempted submission.
Screen reader behavior
Let's compare the normal/initial and invalid states for one field:

Email
<input id="email" name="email" type="email" required aria-describedby="email-error" aria-required="true">

Email
<input id="email" name="email" type="email" required aria-describedby="email-error" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="true">

Error: Please supply a valid email address

Screen readers typically identify any fields that either have aria-invalid="true"
, or aria-required="true"
but are empty, as "invalid" or "invalid data". When aria-invalid="true"
is applied to the focused field, most screen readers will (re)announce the field, including it's newly invalid state and newly populated error message (associated to the field with aria-describedby
).
Submission
The demonstration script keeps track of errors by populating an allErrors
array. If, at the time of submission, this array is not empty (i.e. errors have occurred), the general error message live region is populated (triggering announcement in screen readers) and becomes visible.

Error: Oops! Oops! Your form has some errors that need fixing

After the general error message has been triggered, the user is expected to go back and fix each invalid field. When the last of the invalid fields is corrected (and allErrors
becomes empty again) the general message is removed.
Visual design
Input design
Despite certain visual styles that have been adopted previously, it is recommended that a conventional input design, with the label above the input at all times and boxed input shape (with a border on all sides) is adopted. This shape makes it easy to see where input is expected. Unconventional design produces cognitive challenges. Where animated 'floating' labels are adopted, confusion is likely to be exacerbated. It also means the ability to use the placeholder
attribute conventionally (to provide a hint to the suggested input format) is no longer possible.
Focus styles
The important thing is that there are focus styles. A box-shadow
style is recommended, since it will hug the curved corners of the input and button shapes.
input:focus, button:focus {
outline: none;
box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem CornflowerBlue;
}
Color independence
For easier cognition, especially for color blind users not able to see the red error coloration, the text prefix "Error" is supplied to errors. This could be replaced with an icon signifying 'error', but the text "error" should remain (possibly visually hidden) for screen reader users.
The demonstration script includes an options object with a prefix
property. An SVG could be supplied alongside a visually hidden
:
prefix: '<svg width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 100 100"><circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40"/><line x1="50" y1="28" x2="50" y2="50"/><circle cx="50" cy="70" r="2"/></svg>Error:';
The visually-hidden
class uses a specific set of properties to ensure the span is not visible (or takes up layout) but is announced in screen reader software.
.visually-hidden {
clip-path: inset(100%);
clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px);
height: 1px;
overflow: hidden;
position: absolute;
white-space: nowrap;
width: 1px;
}
Demonstration
The demo script integrates everything discussed by enhancing the initial HTML, and managing validation for individual inputs and the form as a whole.
Note the initialization which accepts three arguments:
- The (
<form>
) element for which you wish to provide validation (DOM node) - The rules object, which must be in the form shown above in the Enhanced HTML section (object)
-
An options object with these properties:
warning
: the text for the general warning message (string, default:'Oops! Your form has some errors that need fixing'
)required
: the error message for required fields (string, default:'This field is required'
)deboune
: the delay in milliseconds for the debouncing of "as you type" validation, which may need adjusting based on usability testing (integer, default:500
)prefix
: The text/imagery prefixed to errors, which may include HTML (string, default:'Error:'
)
Variants and caveats
- Some implementations disable the submit button until the subject form is free of errors. This is not recommended since it can be confusing and frustrating to some users — especially those who are colorblind and cannot, therefore, discern the grey disabled state usually employed. Better to allow submission and be explicit with a warning.
- Some implementations disable fields that have been correctly completed, in an effort to make it clearer which fields need addressing. It is recommended that all fields remain enabled, so users can adjust their input at any time. In some cases, correcting one input's value may mean having to adjust another's, even if it is superficially correct in terms of format.
- You may wish to employ 'positive validation', wherein inputs that are successfully completed display a green style and 'tick'. The difficulty here is in discerning between a correct format, and correct information. Showing a tick next to a correctly formatted bank card number, for example, is misleading: the user may believe you're aware it is the correct number for their specific card.


This will lag severely when the window is not in focus due to the event loop being drastically slowed.
It may also jitter because of inconsistent timing of packets arriving. Some of that has been mitigated by checking the times on packets, but it won't account for any lag, so there might be jitter or jumps. This is avoided with a much more advanced technique called "play out delay", but depending on the implementation, that might be under very heavy patents.


EASTER SUNDAY
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
I have
risen, and I am with you still, alleluia. You have laid your hand upon me,
alleluia. Too wonderful for me, this knowledge, alleluia, alleluia.
Or:
The Lord is truly risen, alleluia. To him be glory and power for all the ages of eternity, alleluia, alleluia.
The
GLORIA is said
COLLECT
O God, who on this day, through your Only Begotten Son, have conquered death and unlocked for us the path to eternity, grant, we pray, that we who keep the solemnity of the Lordís Resurrection may, through the renewal brought by your Spirit, rise up in the light of life. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
The
PROFESSION OF FAITH (Creed) is
said. (English, Latin)
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Exultant
with paschal gladness, O Lord, we offer the sacrifice by which your Church is
wondrously reborn and nourished. Through Christ our Lord.
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
Christ our Passover has been sacrificed, alleluia; therefore let us keep the feast with the unleavened bread of purity and truth, alleluia, alleluia.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Look upon
your Church, O God, with unfailing love and favour, so that, renewed by the
paschal mysteries, she may come to the glory of the resurrection. Through
Christ our Lord.


SLOGAN / MAIN INFO
The kit comes with three pre-built pages to help you get started faster. You can change the text and images and you're good to go. The kit comes with three pre-built pages to help you get started faster. You can change the text and images and you're good to go.
The kit comes with three pre-built pages to help you get started faster. You can change the text and images and you're good to go. The kit comes with three pre-built pages to help you get started faster. You can change the text and images and you're good to go.
The kit comes with three pre-built pages to help you get started faster. You can change the text and images and you're good to go. The kit comes with three pre-built pages to help you get started faster. You can change the text and images and you're good to go.


Arthur Samuel described Machine Learning as: “the field of study that gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed.” Any machine learning problem can be classified into one...


Chapter 5 Analysis
The analysis component is where the elements in components 1-4 are combined to answer the question(s) of interest given current information and to quantify the value of potential further research. Our framework separates the analysis in three subcomponents: 05a Probabilistic analysis, _05b Deterministic analysis_and 05c Value of information analysis. For the Sick-Sicker case-study, we use all three subcomponents to conduct the CEA and to quantify the uncertainty of our decision. For procedures in the CEA, we rely on the R
package dampack
, which is available here: https://github.com/DARTH-git/dampack. To install dampack
, please follow these instructions:
5.1 05a Probabilistic analysis
In this subcomponent, we evaluate decision uncertainty by propagating the uncertainty through the CEA using probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA). Until now we used the parameter values as described in Table 1.1. However, we are uncertain about these values. Most of these input parameters are defined by probability distribution as described in Table 5.1.
| Parameter | R name | Distribution |
|---|---|---|
| Annual transition probabilities | ||
| - Disease onset (H to S1) | p_HS1 |
beta(30, 170) |
| - Recovery (S1 to H) | p_S1H |
beta(60, 60) |
| Annual costs | ||
| - Healthy individuals | c_H |
gamma(shape = 100, scale = 20) |
| - Sick individuals in S1 | c_S1 |
gamma(shape = 177.8, scale = 22.5) |
| - Sick individuals in S2 | c_S2 |
gamma(shape = 225, scale = 66.7) |
| - Additional costs of sick individuals treated in S1 or S2 | c.Trt |
gamma(shape = 73.5, scale = 163.3) |
| Utility weights | ||
| - Healthy individuals | u_H |
truncnorm(mean = 1, sd = 0.01, b = 1) |
| - Sick individuals in S1 | u_S1 |
truncnorm(mean = 0.75, sd = 0.02, b = 1) |
| - Sick individuals in S2 | u_S2 |
truncnorm(mean = 0.50, sd = 0.03, b = 1) |
| Intervention effect | ||
| - Utility for treated individuals in S1 | u_Trt |
truncnorm(mean = 0.95, sd = 0.02, b = 1) |
In a PSA we sample the input parameter values from these distributions and we then run the model at each sample. In the file 05a_probabilistic_analysis_functions.R we created a single function, called generate_psa_params
. This function generates a PSA dataset for all the CEA input parameters. We specify the number of PSA samples via the n_sim
argument. The function also accepts specifying a seed to allow reproducibility of the results.
print.function(generate_psa_params) # print the function
## function(n_sim = 1000, seed = 20190220){ # User defined
## ## Load calibrated parameters
## data("m_calib_post")
## n_sim <- nrow(m_calib_post)
## set_seed <- seed
## df_psa_params <- data.frame(
## ### Calibrated parameters
## m_calib_post,
##
## ### Transition probabilities (per cycle)
## p_HS1 = rbeta(n_sim, 30, 170), # probability to become sick when healthy
## p_S1H = rbeta(n_sim, 60, 60) , # probability to become healthy when sick
##
## ### State rewards
## ## Costs
## c_H = rgamma(n_sim, shape = 100, scale = 20) , # cost of remaining one cycle in state H
## c_S1 = rgamma(n_sim, shape = 177.8, scale = 22.5), # cost of remaining one cycle in state S1
## c_S2 = rgamma(n_sim, shape = 225, scale = 66.7) , # cost of remaining one cycle in state S2
## c_Trt = rgamma(n_sim, shape = 73.5, scale = 163.3), # cost of treatment (per cycle)
## c_D = 0 , # cost of being in the death state
## ## Utilities
## u_H = truncnorm::rtruncnorm(n_sim, mean = 1, sd = 0.01, b = 1), # utility when healthy
## u_S1 = truncnorm::rtruncnorm(n_sim, mean = 0.75, sd = 0.02, b = 1), # utility when sick
## u_S2 = truncnorm::rtruncnorm(n_sim, mean = 0.50, sd = 0.03, b = 1), # utility when sicker
## u_D = 0 , # utility when dead
## u_Trt = truncnorm::rtruncnorm(n_sim, mean = 0.95, sd = 0.02, b = 1) # utility when being treated
## )
## return(df_psa_params)
## }
## <bytecode: 0x7fb55aa7c3c8>
## <environment: namespace:darthpack>
The function returns the df_psa_input
dataframe with a PSA dataset of the input parameters. With this dataframe we can run the PSA to produce distributions of costs, effectiveness and NMB. The PSA is performed by the 05a_probabilistic_analysis.R script. As shown in the code below, the df_psa_input
dataframe is used by the update_param_list
function to generate the corresponding list of parameters for the PSA. For each simulation, we perfrom three steps. First, the list of parameters is updated by the update_param_list
function. Second, the model is executed by the calculate_ce_out
function using the updated parameter list and third, the dataframes df_c
and df_e
store the estimated cost and effects, respectively. The final part of this loop is to satisfy the modeler when waiting on the results, by displaying the simulation progress.
for(i in 1:n_sim){
l_psa_input <- update_param_list(l_params_all, df_psa_input[i, ])
df_out_temp <- calculate_ce_out(l_psa_input)
df_c[i, ] <- df_out_temp$Cost
df_e[i, ] <- df_out_temp$Effect
# Display simulation progress
if(i/(n_sim/10) == round(i/(n_sim/10), 0)) {
cat('\r', paste(i/n_sim * 100, "% done", sep = " "))
}
}
We can plot the results using the plot
function from dampack
. Figure 5.1 shows the CE scatter plot with the joint distribution of costs and effects for each strategy and their corresponding 95% confidence ellipse.
| Strategy | Cost | Effect | Inc_Cost | Inc_Effect | ICER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No.Treatment | 115538.9 | 19.95305 | NA | NA | NA |
| Treatment | 213755.8 | 20.63891 | 98216.84 | 0.6858646 | 143201.5 |
Next, we perform a CEA using the previously used calculate_icers
functions from dampack
. Table 5.2 shows the results of the probabilistic CEA. In addition, we plot a cost-effectiveness plane with the frontier, the cost-effectiveness acceptability curves (CEACs) and frontier (CEAF), expected Loss curves (ELCs) (Figures 5.2 - 5.4) (Alarid-Escudero et al. 2019). Followed by creating linear regression metamodeling sensitivity analysis graphs (Figures 5.5 - 5.8)(H. Jalal et al. 2013). All generated figures are shown below and stored to the figs folder .
5.2 05b Deterministic analysis
In this subcomponent, we perform a deterministic CEA, followed by some deterministic sensitivity analysis, including one-way, two-way and tornado sensitivity analyses. The function script of this subcomponent, 05b_deterministic_analysis_function.R, contains the function calculate_ce_out
. This function calculates costs and effects for a given vector of parameters using a simulation model. We need to run our simulation model using the calibrated parameter values, but the list we created in component 01 (1) still contain the placeholder values for the calibrated parameters. This means we need to update these values by the calibrated values stored in the vector v_calib_post_map
. The function update_param_list
updates the list of parameters with new values for some specific parameters.
print.function(update_param_list)
## function(l_params_all, params_updated){
##
## if (typeof(params_updated)!="list"){
## params_updated <- split(unname(params_updated),names(params_updated)) #converte the named vector to a list
## }
## l_params_all <- modifyList(l_params_all, params_updated) #update the values
## return(l_params_all)
## }
## <bytecode: 0x7fb564d0c998>
## <environment: namespace:darthpack>
The first argument of the function, called l_params_all
, is a list with all the parameters of decision model. The second argument, params_updated
, is an object with parameters for which values need to be updated. The function returns the list l_params_all
with updated values.
In the 05b_deterministic_analysis.R script we execute the update_param_list
function for our case-study, resulting in the list l_params_basecase
where the placeholder values for p_S1S2
, hr_S1
and hr_S2
are replaced by the calibration estimates.
l_params_basecase <- update_param_list(l_params_all, v_calib_post_map)
We use this new list as an argument in the calculate_ce_out
function. In addition, we specify the willingness-to-pay (WTP) threshold value using the n_wtp
argument of this function. This WTP value is used to compute a net monetary benefit (NMB) value. If the user does not specify the WTP, a default value of $100,000/QALY will be used by the function.
df_out_ce <- calculate_ce_out(l_params_all = l_params_basecase,
n_wtp = 150000)
print.function(calculate_ce_out) # print the function
## function(l_params_all = load_all_params(),
## n_wtp = 100000){ # User defined
## with(as.list(l_params_all), {
## ## Create discounting vectors
## v_dwc <- 1 / ((1 + d_e) ^ (0:(n_t))) # vector with discount weights for costs
## v_dwe <- 1 / ((1 + d_c) ^ (0:(n_t))) # vector with discount weights for QALYs
##
## ## Run STM model at a parameter set for each intervention
## l_model_out_no_trt <- decision_model(l_params_all = l_params_all)
## l_model_out_trt <- decision_model(l_params_all = l_params_all)
##
## ## Cohort trace by treatment
## m_M_no_trt <- l_model_out_no_trt$m_M # No treatment
## m_M_trt <- l_model_out_trt$m_M # Treatment
##
## ## Vectors with costs and utilities by treatment
## v_u_no_trt <- c(u_H, u_S1, u_S2, u_D)
## v_u_trt <- c(u_H, u_Trt, u_S2, u_D)
##
## v_c_no_trt <- c(c_H, c_S1, c_S2, c_D)
## v_c_trt <- c(c_H, c_S1 + c_Trt, c_S2 + c_Trt, c_D)
##
## ## Mean Costs and QALYs for Treatment and NO Treatment
## v_tu_no_trt <- m_M_no_trt %*% v_u_no_trt
## v_tu_trt <- m_M_trt %*% v_u_trt
##
## v_tc_no_trt <- m_M_no_trt %*% v_c_no_trt
## v_tc_trt <- m_M_trt %*% v_c_trt
##
## ## Total discounted mean Costs and QALYs
## tu_d_no_trt <- t(v_tu_no_trt) %*% v_dwe
## tu_d_trt <- t(v_tu_trt) %*% v_dwe
##
## tc_d_no_trt <- t(v_tc_no_trt) %*% v_dwc
## tc_d_trt <- t(v_tc_trt) %*% v_dwc
##
## ## Vector with total discounted mean Costs and QALYs
## v_tc_d <- c(tc_d_no_trt, tc_d_trt)
## v_tu_d <- c(tu_d_no_trt, tu_d_trt)
##
## ## Vector with discounted net monetary benefits (NMB)
## v_nmb_d <- v_tu_d * n_wtp - v_tc_d
##
## ## Dataframe with discounted costs, effectiveness and NMB
## df_ce <- data.frame(Strategy = v_names_str,
## Cost = v_tc_d,
## Effect = v_tu_d,
## NMB = v_nmb_d)
##
## return(df_ce)
## }
## )
## }
## <bytecode: 0x7fb5640c6d40>
## <environment: namespace:darthpack>
After calculating the discount weights, this function runs the simulation model using the previously described function decision_model
in the 02_simulatiomn_model_function.R script. Inside the function calculate_ce_out
, the simulation model is run for both the treatment, l_model_out_trt
, and no treatment, l_model_out_no_trt
, strategies of the Sick-Sicker model. Running it for both treatment strategies is done for illustration purposes. In this case-study, the resulting cohort traces are identical and we could have executed it only once.
In the second part of the function we create multiple vectors for both the cost and effects of both strategies. These vectors multiply the cohort trace to compute the cycle-specific rewards. This results in vectors of total costs (v_tc
) and total effects (v_tu
) per cycle. By multiplying these vectors with the vectors with the discount weights for costs (v_dwc
) and effects (v_dwe
) we get the total discounted mean costs (tc_d_no_trt
and tc_d_trt
) and QALYs (tu_d_no_trt
and tu_d_trt
) for both strategies. These values are used in the calculation of the NMB. Finally, the total discounted costs, effectiveness and NMB are combined in the dataframe df_ce
. The results for our case-study are shown below.
df_out_ce # print the dataframe
## Strategy Cost Effect NMB
## 1 No Treatment 115244.8 20.0233 2888250
## 2 Treatment 214165.8 20.7226 2894224
This dataframe of CE results can be used as an argument in the calculate_icers
function from the dampack
package to calculate the incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) and noting which strategies are weakly and strongly dominated. Table 5.3 shows the result of the deterministic CEA.
df_cea_det <- calculate_icers(cost = df_out_ce$Cost,
effect = df_out_ce$Effect,
strategies = l_params_basecase$v_names_str)
| Strategy | Cost | Effect | Inc_Cost | Inc_Effect | ICER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Treatment | 115244.8 | 20.0233 | NA | NA | NA |
| Treatment | 214165.8 | 20.7226 | 98921.01 | 0.6992988 | 141457.4 |
Finally, Figure 5.9 shows the cost-effectiveness frontier of the CEA.
We then conduct a series of deterministic sensitivity analysis. First, we conduct a one-way sensitivity analysis (OWSA) on the variables c_Trt
, p_HS1
, u_S1
and u_Trt
and a two-way sensitivity analysis (TWSA) using the owsa_det and twsa_det functions. We use the output of these functions to produce different SA plots, such as OWSA tornado, one-way optimal strategy and TWSA plots (Figures 5.10 - 5.13).
5.3 05c Value of information
In the VOI component, the results from the PSA generated in the probabilistic analysis subcomponent are used to determine whether further potential research is needed. We use the calc_evpi
function from the dampack
package to calculate the expected value of perfect information (EVPI). Figure 5.14 shows the EVPI for the different WTP values.
evpi <- calc_evpi(wtp = v_wtp, psa = l_psa)
References
Alarid-Escudero, F, EA. Enns, KM. Kuntz, TL. Michaud, and H Jalal. 2019. “‘Time Traveling Is Just Too Dangerous’ But Some Methods Are Worth Revisiting: The Advantages of Expected Loss Curves Over Cost-Effectiveness Acceptability Curves and Frontier.” Value in Health 22 (5): 611–18. doi:10.1016/j.jval.2019.02.008.
Jalal, Hawre, Bryan Dowd, François Sainfort, and Karen M. Kuntz. 2013. “Linear regression metamodeling as a tool to summarize and present simulation model results.” Medical Decision Making 33 (7): 880–90. doi:10.1177/0272989X13492014.


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GARoot¶
Inherited Properties¶
GARoot.
api_key
¶Get API Key
GARoot.
children_rest_names
¶Gets the list of all possible children ReST names.
Returns: list containing all possible rest names as string Return type: list Example
>>> entity = NUEntity() >>> entity.children_rest_names ["foo", "bar"]
GARoot.
creation_date
¶Get creation date
GARoot.
errors
¶
GARoot.
fetchers
¶Return a copy of all fetchers
Returns: list of all fetchers Return type: list Example
>>> print entity.fetchers [<NUSubEntitiesFetcher at xxxx>, <NUOtherEntitiesFetcher at yyyy>]
GARoot.
id
¶Get object id
GARoot.
last_updated_date
¶Get last update date
GARoot.
local_id
¶Get local id
GARoot.
owner
¶Get owner
GARoot.
parent_id
¶Get parent id
GARoot.
parent_object
¶Get parent
GARoot.
parent_type
¶Get parent type
GARoot.
password
¶Get password
GARoot.
user_name
¶Get user_name
Inherited Methods¶
GARoot.
add_child
(child)¶Add a child
GARoot.
assign
(objects, nurest_object_type, async=False, callback=None, commit=True)¶Reference a list of objects into the current resource
Parameters:
- objects (list) – list of NURESTObject to link
- nurest_object_type (type) – Type of the object to link
- callback (function) – Callback method that should be fired at the end
Returns: Returns the current object and the connection (object, connection)
Example
>>> entity.assign([entity1, entity2, entity3], NUEntity) # entity1, entity2 and entity3 are now part of the entity
GARoot.
copy
()¶Returns a copy of the current object
Returns: A copy of the given object Example
>>> print entity.to_dict() <Entity object at 0x10b9d4910>
GARoot.
create_child
(nurest_object, response_choice=None, async=False, callback=None, commit=True)¶Add given nurest_object to the current object
For example, to add a child into a parent, you can call parent.create_child(nurest_object=child)
Parameters:
- nurest_object (bambou.NURESTObject) – the NURESTObject object to add
- response_choice (int) – Automatically send a response choice when confirmation is needed
- async (bool) – should the request be done asynchronously or not
- callback (function) – callback containing the object and the connection
Returns: Returns the object and connection (object, connection)
Example
>>> entity = NUEntity(name="Super Entity") >>> parent_entity.create_child(entity) # the new entity as been created in the parent_entity
GARoot.
delete
(response_choice=1, async=False, callback=None)¶Delete object and call given callback in case of call.
Parameters:
- response_choice (int) – Automatically send a response choice when confirmation is needed
- async (bool) – Boolean to make an asynchronous call. Default is False
- callback (function) – Callback method that will be triggered in case of asynchronous call
Example
>>> entity.delete() # will delete the enterprise from the server
GARoot.
equals
(rest_object)¶Compare with another object
GARoot.
expose_attribute
(local_name, attribute_type, remote_name=None, display_name=None, is_required=False, is_readonly=False, max_length=None, min_length=None, is_identifier=False, choices=None, is_unique=False, is_email=False, is_login=False, is_editable=True, is_password=False, can_order=False, can_search=False)¶Expose local_name as remote_name
An exposed attribute local_name will be sent within the HTTP request as a remote_name
GARoot.
fetch
(async=False, callback=None)¶Fetch all information about the current object
Parameters:
- async (bool) – Boolean to make an asynchronous call. Default is False
- callback (function) – Callback method that will be triggered in case of asynchronous call
Returns: (current_fetcher, callee_parent, fetched_bjects, connection)
Return type: tuple
Example
>>> entity = NUEntity(id="xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx") >>> entity.fetch() # will get the entity with id "xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx" >>> print entity.name "My Entity"
GARoot.
fetcher_for_rest_name
(rest_name)¶Returns the children fetcher for the given rest name
Parameters: rest_name (string) – the children rest name Returns: Returns the corresponding fetcher Return type: list Example
>>> print entity.fetcher_for_rest_name(NUSubEntity.rest_name) <NUSubEntitiesFetcher at yyyy>
GARoot.
from_dict
(dictionary)¶Sets all the exposed ReST attribues from the given dictionary
Parameters: dictionary (dict) – dictionnary containing the raw object attributes and their values. Example
>>> info = {"name": "my group", "private": False} >>> group = NUGroup() >>> group.from_dict(info) >>> print "name: %s - private: %s" % (group.name, group.private) "name: my group - private: False"
GARoot.
genealogic_ids
()¶Get all genealogic ids
Returns: A list of all parent ids
GARoot.
genealogic_types
()¶Get genealogic types
Returns: Returns a list of all parent types
GARoot.
genealogy_contains_id
(id)¶Check if parents contains an object of type resource_name
Parameters: id – the id of the resource to find Returns: Returns True if a parent with specific id has been found. False otherwise.
GARoot.
genealogy_contains_type
(resource_name)¶Check if parents contains an object of type resource_name
Parameters: resource_name – the name of the resource to find Returns: Returns True if a parent of type has been found. False otherwise.
GARoot.
get_attribute_infos
(local_name)¶Get exposed attribute information
Parameters: local_name – the attribute name Returns: A dictionary of all information
GARoot.
get_attributes
()¶Get all attributes information
Returns: Returns a dictionnary containing attribute information
GARoot.
get_default_root_object
()¶Get default user
GARoot.
get_formated_creation_date
(format='%b %Y %d %H:%I:%S')¶Return creation date with a given format. Default is ‘%b %Y %d %H:%I:%S’
GARoot.
get_resource_url
()¶Get resource complete url
GARoot.
get_resource_url_for_child_type
(nurest_object_type)¶Get the resource url for the nurest_object type
GARoot.
instantiate_child
(nurest_object, from_template, response_choice=None, async=False, callback=None, commit=True)¶Instantiate an nurest_object from a template object
Parameters:
- nurest_object – the NURESTObject object to add
- from_template – the NURESTObject template object
- callback – callback containing the object and the connection
Returns: Returns the object and connection (object, connection)
Example
>>> parent_entity = NUParentEntity(id="xxxx-xxxx-xxx-xxxx") # create a NUParentEntity with an existing ID (or retrieve one) >>> other_entity_template = NUOtherEntityTemplate(id="yyyy-yyyy-yyyy-yyyy") # create a NUOtherEntityTemplate with an existing ID (or retrieve one) >>> other_entity_instance = NUOtherEntityInstance(name="my new instance") # create a new NUOtherEntityInstance to be intantiated from other_entity_template >>> >>> parent_entity.instantiate_child(other_entity_instance, other_entity_template) # instatiate the new domain in the server
GARoot.
is_owned_by_current_user
()¶Check if the current user owns the object
GARoot.
is_valid
()¶
GARoot.
object_with_id
(id)¶Get a new object with the given id
Returns: Returns a new instance with specified id
GARoot.
parent_for_matching_rest_name
(rest_names)¶Return parent that matches a rest name
GARoot.
prepare_change_password
(new_password)¶Prepares password modification
GARoot.
register_fetcher
(fetcher, rest_name)¶Register a children fetcher
GARoot.
remove_child
(child)¶Remove a child
GARoot.
rest_base_url
()¶Override this method to set object base url
GARoot.
rest_equals
(rest_object)¶Compare objects REST attributes
GARoot.
save
(async=False, callback=None)¶Updates the user and perform the callback method
GARoot.
send_request
(request, async=False, local_callback=None, remote_callback=None, user_info=None)¶Sends a request, calls the local callback, then the remote callback in case of async call
Parameters:
- request – The request to send
- local_callback – local method that will be triggered in case of async call
- remote_callback – remote moethd that will be triggered in case of async call
- user_info – contains additionnal information to carry during the request
Returns: Returns the object and connection (object, connection)
GARoot.
to_dict
()¶Converts the current object into a Dictionary using all exposed ReST attributes.
 Return type: dict Example
>>> print entity.to_dict() {"name": "my entity", "description": "Hello World", "ID": "xxxx-xxx-xxxx-xxx", ...}
GARoot.
update_child
(child)¶Update child
GARoot.
validate
()¶Validate the current object attributes.
Check all attributes and store errors
Returns: Returns True if all attibutes of the object respect contraints. Returns False otherwise and store error in errors dict.


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0x03 – Exploitation procedure
Obtaining a shell with an unrestricted access token
In order to obtain an unrestricted access token we have the following options:
Make use of the “Run as administrator” functionality to elevate any process initiated by the user. The use of these mechanisms in the context of users who are not administrators will allow obtaining a token without restrictions.- Make use of the elevate tool. This tool allows to start an elevated process.
elevate.exe -c cmd.exe
- Compile an application including a manifest to indicate the use of an unrestricted token, which will trigger the UAC prompt when started.
- Use some technique to bypass UAC.
SeLoadDriverPrivilege privilege activation
Once we have an unrestricted token we can notice that, by default the SeLoadDriverPrivilege is available in the user’s privilege list on the access token but disabled by default. To make use of the privilege it is necessary to activate it explicitly. In order to accomplish this we have to perform the following steps. First we’ll need to acquire a reference of the privilege by using LookupPrivilegeValue() API. After that, the function AdjustTokenPriviliges() can be used to activate the privilege.
Driver Load
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NTSTATUS NTLoadDriver(
_In_ PUNICODE_STRING DriverServiceName
);
This function takes as the only input parameter DriverServiceName, a pointer to a string in UNICODE format which specifies the registry key that defines the driver configuration:
\Registry\Machine\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\DriverName
Under the DriverName key there are different configuration parameters that can be defined. The most relevant are:
- ImagePath: REG_EXPAND_SZ type value which specifies the driver path. In this context, the path should be a directory with modification permissions by the non-privileged user.
- Type: Value of type REG_WORD in which the type of the service is indicated. For our purpose, the value should be defined as SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER (0x00000001).
One thing to keep in mind is that the registry key passed to NTLoadDriver is by default located under the HKLM key (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE), which defines modification permissions only to the Administrators group. Although the documentation indicates the use of the key ” Registry Machine System CurrentControlSet Services “, the NTLoadDriver API does not restrict paths under the HKCU (HKEY_CURRENT_USER) key, which can be modified by non-privileged users.
Taking into account this situation, when invoking the NTLoadDriver API, it will be possible to use a registry key under HKCU (HKEY_CURRENT_USER), specifying a path following this format:
RegistryUser{NON_PRIVILEGED_USER_SID}
The account’s SID value can be obtained programmatically by using the GetTokenInformation API, which allows the user to obtain his access token information. Alternatively, the SID can be consulted using the “whoami /all” command, or through the following PowerShell instructions:
(New-Object System.Security.Principal.NTAccount("NOMBRE_CUENTA_USUARIO")).Translate([System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier]).value
# En el contexto de un usuario del dominio.
Get-ADUser -Identity ' NOMBRE_CUENTA_USUARIO ' | select SID


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why I wasn't here.
Posted:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 9:17 am
by David T.
Yeah, I was in Munich for the week. I'm back now.
Posted:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 9:42 am
by Karl G.
Cool! I hope you had fun. I was in Taos until last Thursday.
By the way, I added you to the dev team now.
Posted:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:18 pm
by David T.
I didn't notice
Posted:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:27 pm
by Karl G.
haha well...now you know!
Hey I'm looking at my calendar and thinking we should actually release on the 1st of April. This would give us a bit more time to get things together, plus I want our "Official Release Meeting" to be on a day where we don't have to rush anything...I have UIL on the 25th at noon.
I'd like to get Deto and John Kim to come to the release meeting, too. What do you think?
Posted:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 3:05 pm
by Karl G.
David one more thing--could you gather up some screenshots and stuff and email them to me this weekend?


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The Subframe object allows you to access the properties of the animation subframes. Subframe objects can be queried using the Frame.GetSubframe and Frame.Addsubframe methods. Also if there is only one subframe assigned to an animation frame all these methods and attributes apply directly to the frame.
| Actions | |
| GetSound | Returns the sound assigned to this frame. |
| SetSound | Assigns a sound to this frame. |
| GetSubframe | Returns a subframe of this frame. |
| AddSubframe | Adds a new subframe to this animation frame. |
| InsertSubframe | Inserts a new subframe to this animation frame. |
| Deletesubframe | Removes specified subframe from this animation frame. |
| GetEvent | Returns an event assigned to this frame. |
| AddEvent | Adds an event to this frame. |
| DeleteEvent | Removes an event from this frame. |
| Type (read only) | Returns always "subframe" |
| AlphaColor | Specifies an RGBA color of this subframe. |
| TransparentColor (read only) | Returns the transparent color of this subframe. |
| Is2DOnly | Specifies if this frame is only displayed when the game is running in non-accelerated mode. |
| Is3DOnly | Specifies if this frame is only displayed when the game is running in accelerated mode. |
| Decoration | Specifies if this is the decoration subrame (i.e. it's not active under mouse cursor) |
| HotspotX | The X coordinate of the hotspot (the point the sprite is painted from) |
| HotspotY | The Y coordinate of the hotspot (the point the sprite is painted from) |
Returns the sound assigned to this frame.
The filename of the assigned sound or null.
Assigns a sound to this frame.
If the method succeeds, the return value is true.
Returns a subframe of this frame.
If the method succeeds it returns a subframe object.
Adds a new subframe to this animation frame.
Returns the newly created subframe object.
Inserts a new subframe to this animation frame.
Returns the newly created subframe object.
Removes specified subframe from this animation frame.
Returns an event assigned to this frame.
If the method succeeds it returns a name of the event.
Adds an event to this frame.
Removes an event from this frame.


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Katie Price says Dane Bowers was the 'love of my life' in awkward flirting match
Katie Price told her ex boyfriend Dane Bowers exactly what she thought of him during a messy night out together which ended in an awkward flirting moment
by Brogan-Leigh HurstKatie Price flirts with her ex flame Dane Bowers on a night out and tells him he was the love of her life during her new show My Crazy Life.
The former glamour model, 41, is back up to her old tricks again in the new TV show that highlights parts of her showbiz lifestyle.
She visited London club Jakata and was invited by one of Bowers' pals to support his new band Boyz On Block in October and Katie ended being kicked out by security.
The once loved-up pair began flirting at the start of the night as a flustered Katie ran over and gushed: "Oh Dane how are you my darling?"
She continued: "You was a really good singer and a really good dancer, why do you think I fell for you?"
Dane tried to deny Katie's flirty comments, but she insisted: "You can dance. When you was fat, you could dance.  And you broke my heart."
She turned around to his friend and told him: "I loved him so much, he was the love of my life then."
An awkward Dane asked her: "Are you married now?" before she replied: "I'm single, I'm single."
He then told the camera crew to not let her have any shots, which Katie didn't like.
The pair famously made a sex tape together when they dated from 1998 to 2000.
The reality star often makes jokes about her "toe-job" sex tape with the Another Level singer, which shows Pricey and Dane getting very intimate in the bedroom.
*Katie Price: My Crazy Life returns to Quest Red and dplay with a two-part special airing Monday 9th and Monday 16th December at 10pm.


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Surrey man facing potential charges after pipe bomb found in Kelowna car
The 38-year-old man was taken into police custody without incident
by Black Press Media StaffA Surrey man is potentially facing charges after bomb scare in Kelowna Tuesday.
Kelowna RCMP said a red Toyota Echo was spotted in a field off Springfield Road and Cooper Road around 3:15 a.m. When police approached, the found the man inside was a prohibited driver.
The 38-year-old man was taken into police custody without incident.
“During his interaction with the driver, the officer spotted what appeared to be a homemade pipe bomb,” said Cpl. Meghan Foster of the Kelowna RCMP.
“As a precaution vehicular and pedestrian traffic in the area was diverted away from the man’s vehicle, until police could appropriately consult with the RCMP Explosive Disposal Unit in Vancouver.”
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Advanced Visualization: Adjusting the View
This short protocol reviews how to adjust the network view in Cytoscape.
Adjusting the View
Node layout tools provide important tools to help adjust the final look of a network, and are available under Layout→Node Layout Tools. The tools include:
- Scaling of width, height for all or selected nodes.
- Align nodes
- Distribute nodes
- Stack nodes
- Rotate all or selected nodes
Rotate Nodes
For example, we can select a part of the network and rotate it.
- Open the Yeast Perturbation example session from the Starter Panel.
- Select a set of nodes in the network.
- In the Layout Tools, check the Selected Only checkbox in the Rotate section.
- Move the degree slider to 90.
Notice that the selected nodes are rotated 90 degrees.
Scale Nodes
Similarly, we can scale a set of nodes in a network.
- With the same set of nodes selected, check the Selected Only checkbox in the Scale section.
- Move the degree slider to the left, about 1/4 point.
Notice that the selected nodes are now scaled closer to each other.


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create_object/2 - create an object
FORMS
create_object(Eqns, Obj)
DESCRIPTION
The call
create_object(Eqns, Obj)
creates an object Obj as specified by Eqns, a list of equations of the form
Keyword = Value .
The acceptable keywords, together with their associated Value types, are:
instanceOf - atom (name of a class)
- alues - list of equations
The instanceOf keyword equation is the only required equation; the value on the right side
of this equation must be an atom which is the name of class which is visible
from the module in which the create_object call is made.
The equations appearing on the list which is the right side of a
equation are expressions of the form
SlotName = SlotValue
where SlotName is one of the named slots in the structure defining the objectís state.
These slots are determined by the class to which the object belongs, and may be
slots from the state-schema of the immediate class parent, or may also be slots
from any of the state-schemata of ancestor classes. Entries in values equations prescribe initial values for some of the objectís slots when it is
created.
When a global atomic name for the object is required, Eqns includes an equation of the form
name = <atom> .
EXAMPLES
..., create_object([instanceOf=stacker], Obj),...
...,create_object([instanceOf=iC_Engine ], Engine1),
create_object([instanceOf=automobile,
values=[engine=Engine1] ], Auto1),..