#1 is a well known issue in IE (the cursor doesn't change back). the
fix is :
$.blockUI({ message: blah blah blah
css : {
cursor: 'default',
},
overlayCSS : {
cursor: 'default'
},
});
On Jan 5, 7:14 am, mpgjunky
Hi,
I am not able to post an example at the moment.
Does anybody have an idea for solving this problem?
Thank you.
On Dec 3, 9:54 am, Filipa Andrade filipa.andr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Mike,
sorry but I cant post a link. I will try to make one example of this
problem and post it here.
As
Hi Mike,
sorry but I cant post a link. I will try to make one example of this
problem and post it here.
As additional information I can say that without BlockUI the problem
doesn't happen. I am using it inside an iframe.
I am using jquery 1.3.2.
Here is the simplified code:
div
iframe
html
Shouldn't the code be
$(el).removeData('blockUI.history');
?
Yes, good catch.
I am using BlockUI in a pop-up to block it while the new data inserted
by the user is updated.
It works pretty good in firefox but IE7 has a strange behaviour: after
pushing the submit button the overlay message is displayed and the pop-
up is closed (until here everything is fine) but
Well, we are only on localhost right now, but one example is:
http://www.iwb-stahldesign.de/produkte_blumenkuebelgrau.php
if you add the item to the shopping cart, you will see it, too. Inside
the div all is fine, outside, I see the blue ring cursor.
I am on a windows 7 machine, and I have the
I don't see a busy cursor in Ubuntu, but I do see it in Win 7 and win XP
(on pretty much any browser). The example page on
http://malsup.com/jquery/block/stylesheet.html also seems to do this. So
I guess this is just a Windows thing.
It doesn't stop you from using your browser or anything so
Do you know an alternative to BlockUi?
On 17 Nov., 10:05, Jonathan Vanherpe (T T NV) jonat...@tnt.be
wrote:
I don't see a busy cursor in Ubuntu, but I do see it in Win 7 and win XP
(on pretty much any browser). The example page
onhttp://malsup.com/jquery/block/stylesheet.htmlalso seems to do
this seems like a pretty decent list of modal boxes, or use google to
find some more:
http://komunitasweb.com/2009/03/jquery-modal-box-round-up/
Jonathan
heohni wrote:
Do you know an alternative to BlockUi?
On 17 Nov., 10:05, Jonathan Vanherpe (T T NV)jonat...@tnt.be
wrote:
I don't see a
If you don't want a wait cursor then just set the css cursor prop:
$.blockUI({
css: { cursor: 'default' }
});
Mike
On Nov 17, 4:05 am, Jonathan Vanherpe (T T NV) jonat...@tnt.be
wrote:
I don't see a busy cursor in Ubuntu, but I do see it in Win 7 and win XP
(on pretty much any browser).
is it possible to have blockUI block the entire page, but call it from
within an iframe on that page?
I don't see any parameters to pass an element or document? i know i
can get access to the parent frame with jQuery
('body',parent.document), but wanted to use blockUI from within the
Got anything more to go on? link to live example? something,
anything, more than doesn't work?
Is it any browser?
On Oct 27, 8:24 pm, Indraneel indraneel.ra...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to block the whole page, but blockUI is not working with
my layout (like the simple layout in demo).
I am using blockUI(2.14) in one of my projects.
A few days back, I upgraded to IE8 and the site stopped working. On
debugging, I found the issue to be in blockUI plugin.
Apparently, the reason seems to be that the plugin uses dynamic
functions like setExpression which are not supported in
Thank you Mike.
I downloaded the plugin from plugins.jquery.com
The available release there is 2.14.
Hence the confusion and wasted effort :(
Thank you for the plugin. Upgraded it and it works fine.
Regards,
Viraj
On Sep 18, 5:45 pm, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using
I downloaded the plugin from plugins.jquery.com
The available release there is 2.14.
Hence the confusion and wasted effort :(
Thank you for the plugin. Upgraded it and it works fine.
Sorry about the wasted effort, Viraj. I thought I had updated that
page long ago, but apparently I did
jQuery blockUI plugin 2.23 (21/Jun/2009)
Add the following line to the reset() function (+/- at line #344 in
file jquery.blockUI.js)
data.el.style.cursor = 'default';
It will fix the issue.
On 4 ago, 01:26, John Simons johnsimons...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
You should be able to replicate this
how can I have transparent borders for modal divs that I bring to
frond have transparent borders? specifying: border: 10 px transparent
yellow; in the settings.css will not work.
I tried few things, and I am beginning to think it is not doable.
Here's how to override the plugin styles with
Hi Mike,
I just found out that exactly this behavior (changing the display from
static to relative) messes up my page too, only in IE: a known issue
with the IE's z-index stacks (well described at http://mahzeh.org/?p=19).
Could you consider, if possible, reverting the blocking element's
display
Could you consider, if possible, reverting the blocking element's
display attribute back to static after unblocking?
The plugin already does that.
showing some code would be of value to helping others help you...
On Jul 20, 4:49 am, Ulici Adrian uliciadr...@gmail.com wrote:
I just started using blockUI plugin for jQuery, and I have a problem
with forms.
I use blockUI to overlay the background and show a form. The problem
is that when
Try upgrading to jQuery 1.3.2 and BlockUI 2.0. Your versions are somewhat
outdated.
-- Josh
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of JQUser
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 10:08 AM
To: jQuery (English)
Subject: [jQuery]
Yes True. The versions are old but the problem is it is a project constraint
that they cannot upgrade the versions.
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 4:29 PM, Josh Nathanson joshnathan...@gmail.comwrote:
Try upgrading to jQuery 1.3.2 and BlockUI 2.0. Your versions are somewhat
outdated.
-- Josh
The issue is that, when calling blockUI on that DIV, it makes the div go
above the UL/LI elements. I tried to change the zindex values everywhere,
with no effect. I do not understand why the DIV is modified by blockUI ?
The div is not modified, it's the blocking overlay that has a higher
Hi,
Yes it is modified, because the div itself (not the blocking overlay) comes
over the ul/li elements when calling blockUI on it.
And yep I tried to change the baseZ option. I set it to 1, 0... And I set my
ul/li zindex to 1 with no effect.
Here is some sample code, so that is easier
Yes it is modified, because the div itself (not the blocking overlay) comes
over the ul/li elements when calling blockUI on it.
To clarify, the zIndex of the div is not modified. The only thing
modified on the blocked element (the div in your case) is the position
style, and only if it is
So there is no way to fix/correct that behavior ?
Like maybe modifying my ul or my li ?
Thanks for your help Mike
malsup wrote:
Yes it is modified, because the div itself (not the blocking overlay)
comes
over the ul/li elements when calling blockUI on it.
To clarify, the zIndex of
So there is no way to fix/correct that behavior ?
Like maybe modifying my ul or my li ?
Is this only a problem on IE? IE does weird shit with the effetive z-
index of relatively positioned elements. If your design allows it,
try giving your UL position:relative and a very high z-index.
Hi !
The bug occurs on IE and FF (I've not tested others).
I already tried to give a high zindex but with no success. I haven't tried
position:relative on my UL yet, I'll try it at work on monday, or maybe I'll
reproduce the case at home and try it here.
malsup wrote:
So there is no way
Donny
That did the trick!
-Shadraq
All,
Thanks for your help. Based on what y'all said I dove deeper and made
my code better. The error primarily lied in my reliance on $
().ajaxStart and my misuse of it. I also appreciate the comment from
MorningZ about my Reload() function. You were correct and, upon
implementation, will fix a
usually,when you check your code .which tools can you use .thanks
To the original poster, i don't have time right now to really delve
deep into your code, but just a quick glance raises the question What
is ReloadPage() supposed to do?... i would have the feeling judging
by your code that you expect:
- Ajax call be made
- *then* reload the page
that is in
Donny
Thanks for the tip about Pastie. I so was not aware of that.
http://pastie.org/499915
Shadraq wrote:
Donny
Thanks for the tip about Pastie. I so was not aware of that.
http://pastie.org/499915
I have examine your code. Same with my suggestion before, try to define
$.ajaxStart outside the function, because it just need to defined once
in a page.
About the $.ajax, I never
Shadraq wrote:
I posted this in the UI group and was told to put it in here...
My problem is that I have a function that is to call blockUI both
upon
login and logout. BlockUI only fires upon logout.
Here's my code:
**code**
function Processing(dataString,l_processing,control)
{
I'm going to go back and confirm this, but it was not showing that effect on
FF3.0.1 on Linux, but it is working on FF3.0.1 on windows and IE8 on
windows.
Jonathon Suggs
jsu...@gmail.com
(256) 874-2425 cell
(615) 309-5953 ext 104
On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 12:38 AM, jsuggs jsu...@gmail.com wrote:
I was trying the BlockUI plugin - we're about to implement it with one
of our products at work. The current way that we do things doesn't
display right in Linux (Firefox). (Actually, it doesn't display very
well at all, which is why we're moving to BlockUI anyway.)
It turns out that
var timeout = 12;
$.blockUI({ message: null, timeout: timeout });
At a later point of time we can explicitly unblock by calling:
$.unblockUI();
Unfortunately it seems that subsequent blocks can be unblocked by the
original timeout (unblock is *always* called 2 minutes after our
That would be a problem with IE not with BlockUI as IE doesn't render
tables until it hits the end of the table html
wrapping the $.blockUI() call inside $(document).ready() should solve
the issue, as it makes no sense to block the page until the DOM is
ready
On Mar 3, 11:26 am, lacroix1547
var timeout = 12;
$.blockUI({ message: null, timeout: timeout });
At a later point of time we can explicitly unblock by calling:
$.unblockUI();
Unfortunately it seems that subsequent blocks can be unblocked by the
original timeout (unblock is *always* called 2 minutes after our calls
I had a go at this, but the overlay doesn't show at all for the button
click now.
Previously I also managed to get the overlay to show, but then the
code-behind didn't run, so it looked as thought he browser had frozen
up.
Ahh!
On Feb 27, 12:34 pm, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
I've
Note that this happens regardless of whether a message is specified,
leading me to guess it's happening on line 204 of the plugin:
$([lyr1[0],lyr2[0],lyr3[0]]).appendTo(full ? 'body' : el);
because that's the only place I see an append method being called
that's not message-related.
On Feb 26,
Please disregard; problem solved, there were script siblings getting
caught up in the mess.
On Feb 26, 4:15 pm, rmurp...@gmail.com rmurp...@gmail.com wrote:
Note that this happens regardless of whether a message is specified,
leading me to guess it's happening on line 204 of the plugin:
I've managed to get BlockUI working in conjunction with a page on my
site that uploads files. However, the way I've done it works off the
window.onbeforeunload event, so it is displayed on every single click
or navigation on the page.
How can I force it to display only with the upload
It's IE7 not looking to change the cursor until the mouse moves.
not much you can do to avoid this minor annoyance
On Feb 20, 9:12 am, Jeppson johan.jeppso...@gmail.com wrote:
I am having a problem with the wait cursor when using BlockUI.
After unBlock is run I need to move the mouse
this is demo page.
http://www.yuri.com.tw/debug/blockui.php
On 2月21日, 上午1時56分, David .Wu chan1...@gmail.com wrote:
I found it's not work in IE7 with flash, is it?
There is a param to add to the object called wmode, which needs to be set
to transparent, as well as to the embed tag as an attribute
param name=wmode value=transparent/
embed wmode=transparent/
Try those and see if it helps. It should be noted that they aren't
supported in all
To: jQuery (English) jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Date: 02/17/2009 09:22 AM
Subject:[jQuery] Re
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the help. The multiple calls to blockUI do work fine, but I
can't get the page-wide block to not show a message. I'm using
external CSS to define the overlays:
$.blockUI.defaults.overlayCSS = {};
$.blockUI.defaults.css = {};
And I'm trying to pass no message or css to
Was actually able to figure this out. I needed to pass in a blank
string for the message, then my css would get applied to the message,
so all I had to do was manually move it offsreen:
$.blockUI( {message:' ', css: { left: '-1000px'} , overlayCss:
{opacity: '0'} } );
Thanks again,
Jason
On
Was actually able to figure this out. I needed to pass in a blank
string for the message, then my css would get applied to the message,
so all I had to do was manually move it offsreen:
$.blockUI( {message:' ', css: { left: '-1000px'} , overlayCss:
{opacity: '0'} } );
Thanks again,
data in the table. What I'd really like to do is block user input on
the entire page but only draw the overlay and message on the table
portion. What's the best way to do this? Can I block the div as I am
now and still call $.blockUI with no message in order to block input
to the entire page
Hey,
Yea I can, its my private test site so its all still really unstable
but it shows the bug:
http://www.new.fetchmp3.com/dev/search.php?q=Fall+Out+Boy
user: admin pass: google123
Once its loaded change to the myspace tab and you will see that the
overlay overlaps the bar at the bottom... is
EDIT: Resolved, noticed that blockUI sets the z-index of it to 1000,
so in order for fixed elements to appear above it their z-index needs
to be higher than that value. Quite simple really :D
On Jan 15, 12:27 pm, Beaver6813 s...@beaver6813.com wrote:
Hey,
Yea I can, its my private test site so
EDIT: Resolved, noticed that blockUI sets the z-index of it to 1000,
so in order for fixed elements to appear above it their z-index needs
to be higher than that value. Quite simple really :D
On Jan 14, 12:55 am, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
There seems to be a bug that when you have a
EDIT: Resolved, noticed that blockUI sets the z-index of it to 1000,
so in order for fixed elements to appear above it their z-index needs
to be higher than that value. Quite simple really :D
Great. Thanks for the update!
There seems to be a bug that when you have a fixed element attached to
the bottom of the window and then try to block an element that goes
below the bottom of the window (scrolls) it overlaps onto the fixed
element.. its easier to show a picture:http://i44.tinypic.com/2z4wocn.jpg
Any ideas
I'm having the same problem that is documented
athttp://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/976e498...,
but can't reply to that thread (too old?).
To summarize the problem, with IE6, whenblockUIis called theselect
boxes dissappear. When unblockUI is called they reappear.
Why can't I duplicate this behavior?
Because you're not using the checkbox itself to fire off the
block his code and my quick example do
On Dec 12, 5:17 pm, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
Could you possibly post a demo page somewhere?
Mike, this
Why can't I duplicate this behavior?
Because you're not using the checkbox itself to fire off the
block his code and my quick example do
Ah, thanks for clarifying, Steve. I'll get that fixed.
Mike
Ah, thanks for clarifying, Steve. I'll get that fixed.
It's fixed now.
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/block/#download
I had exactly the same issue here, with Chrome:
- You check a checkbox via javascript
- Make an ajax request, then blockUI
- blockUI uncheckes you previously checked checkbox
Best regargs,
Fabiano Franz
http://fabianofranz.com
On 23 out, 21:44, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
What
Could you possibly post a demo page somewhere?
Mike, this code:
http://paste.pocoo.org/show/95075/
shows what he means, i even tried to change .click to .change and
it still never checks the box
Results.ashx just returns hello world in plain text and works fine
in FireFox
On Oct
Could you possibly post a demo page somewhere?
Mike, this code:http://paste.pocoo.org/show/95075/
shows what he means, i even tried to change .click to .change and
it still never checks the box
Why can't I duplicate this behavior?
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/block/dec12.html
I'm using Block ui to block during Ajax calls thusly:
$().ajaxStart($.blockUI).ajaxStop($.unblockUI);
but it flashed black before beginning to fade in, is there a better
way to do this ?
a better pluging to use?
Is there a way to fix this?
I goto the demo page and all the demos
$.pause(2000, 'fx').unblockUI();
Just set a timeout:
setTimeout(2000, $.unblockUI);
you just need to change $.blockUI to $('#mytagid').bockUI. The sasme
with unblock call.
George
On Nov 13, 12:07 pm, pixeline [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
My website uses ajax to refresh various elements in the course of the
user's navigation. I would like to display a please wait message in
hi Georges,
yes, but the problem is that i don't know which element is concerned
by the call (unless i hardcode it each time of course, but that's what
i would like to avoid).
Thanks for your input nonetheless.
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 6:12 PM, George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you just need to
Ok, now i am not sure what exactly is a problem... sorry.
You can call this code
$().ajaxStart($('#mydiv').blockUI).ajaxStop($('#mydiv').unblockUI);
as many time as you want.
It only changes which function will be called once AJAX is doing the
call..
So right before doing your ajax call to
$().ajaxStart($.blockUI).ajaxStop($.unblockUI);
Now, i would like to know if it is possible to customize this call so
that the concerned element shows blockUI, instead of the whole page ?
To block only a single element you would use block instead of
blockUI.
$('#myDiv').block();
...
But THIS DOES NOT WORK:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(window).unload(function() {
$.blockUI({ message: $('#question'), css: { width:
'275px'} });
});
});
Any advice or suggestions are much appreciated.
The unload event does not give you an opportunity to display
How about using the alternative way?
wrap the content you want blocked in something like
div id=Block_This
. content you want blocked
/div
and then say
$(Block_This).block();
On Oct 31, 3:31 pm, Benzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm displaying a message using the
Yup, I tried $('form').block() a few minutes after I posted. It allows
me to still post form variables and simulate a full block. I just need
to modify my styles, now.
I just started using BlockUI today. It's is a pretty sweet plug-in.
Concise and versatile.
Thanks for the reply,
Ben
On Oct
Perfect, thank you! I didn't notice that demo before.
On Oct 29, 5:32 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want the darkened area that when clicked, it restores the UI
(unblocks it), what's the best approach?
It seems like something like this would work, but doesn't...
On Oct 29, 11:42 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wrong link ...http://www.britishschool.edu.gr/newsView.php?newsId=4
Try changing your block call to something like this:
var $holder = $('#sendToFriendHolder');
if ($.browser.msie)
$holder[0].style.removeAttribute('filter');
Try changing your block call to something like this:
var $holder = $('#sendToFriendHolder');
if ($.browser.msie)
$holder[0].style.removeAttribute('filter');
$holder.block({
// block options here
});
Thank you :)
It works great
So... and what cause this problem ???
On Oct 30, 8:15 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try changing your block call to something like this:
var $holder = $('#sendToFriendHolder');
if ($.browser.msie)
$holder[0].style.removeAttribute('filter');
$holder.block({
// block options here
});
Thank
On Oct 29, 1:32 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently i decide to use theanimatefunction ofjQueryto pop up an
absolute position it window that holds form data. The problem is that
when i use theanimatefunction to pop up the window the blockUi in
Internet explorer 7 cannot
On Oct 29, 1:32 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently i decide to use the animate function of jQuery to pop up an
absolute position it window that holds form data. The problem is that
when i use the animate function to pop up the window the blockUi in
Internet explorer 7
On Oct 29, 2:19 pm, asiarlis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 29, 1:32 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently i decide to use theanimatefunction ofjQueryto pop up an
absolute position it window that holds form data. The problem is that
when i use theanimatefunction to pop up
I want the darkened area that when clicked, it restores the UI
(unblocks it), what's the best approach?
It seems like something like this would work, but doesn't...
$('.blockUI').click(function() {
$.unblockUI();
});
Thanks for any help...
I just created a demo to show how
Wrong link ...http://www.britishschool.edu.gr/newsView.php?newsId=4
Try changing your block call to something like this:
var $holder = $('#sendToFriendHolder');
if ($.browser.msie)
$holder[0].style.removeAttribute('filter');
$holder.block({
// block options here
});
Recently i decide to use the animate function of jQuery to pop up an
absolute position it window that holds form data. The problem is that
when i use the animate function to pop up the window the blockUi in
Internet explorer 7 cannot handle oppacity and cannot display the
loader. Just white
Just about anything, if not all, you do with jQuery requires or makes
the most sense to have the DOM to be ready, it should be as automatic
as it gets writing that first line of code
...and the best way to make sure people who are new to JQuery
understand this is if it is made more clear
...and the best way to make sure people who are new to JQuery
understand this is if it is made more clear on the demos page and in
documentation
done.
What exactly is the problem you're seeing? Could you possibly post a
demo page somewhere?
Mike
On Oct 23, 10:22 am, Snooky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alright, so I saw that this issue had been raised before, but
apparently never actually fixed.
I only tested it in FF and Chrome.
To
It works fine, but I just can't get the custom message to work. All
the demos use a button
I have tried a number of variations including copying code straight
from the demos. This should at least turn the overlay blue, but it
isn't - http//www/DearFamilyandFriends.com/tes.php
script
Thanks Mike,
That solved it - love your work!!!
Perhaps this could be made more clear on the demos page and in
documentation to save you answering the question again.
Perhaps this could be made more clear on the demos page and in
documentation to save you answering the question again.
Just about anything, if not all, you do with jQuery requires or makes
the most sense to have the DOM to be ready, it should be as automatic
as it gets writing that first line of
It's really up to BlockUI to address this. Ideally, a plugin should be
designed to account for the most common environments in which it will
operate. IE6 is still a major player with at least 20% (some say as
high as 35%) market share among web users. I hate compensating for IE6
as much as
Hi Mike,
I don't see anything different in the file you pointed me to. Please
let me know what you changed, because it seems to be exactly the same
as the plugin I downloaded from the blockUI website!
JR
On Oct 22, 5:53 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's really up to BlockUI to
Oops! Nevermind. I found the line and updated it. It works as expected
in IE now:
http://74.205.76.81/blockuitest/
Thanks a bunch, Mike. Hopefully, blockUI's author will discover this
fix eventually.
JR
On Oct 22, 3:08 pm, tallvanilla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
I don't see
Thanks a bunch, Mike. Hopefully, blockUI's author will discover this
fix eventually.
It shouldn't take long, Mike *is* the author.
-- Josh
Oops! I'm an idiot, and I keep proving it. Thanks for correcting me,
Josh!
Mike... thanks again for the fix! Looking at your code, I see that you
only had to subtract 4 pixels from lyr1/lyr2 height if
$.boxModel==false. Works like a charm!
JR
On Oct 22, 3:27 pm, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL
Mike... thanks again for the fix! Looking at your code, I see that you
only had to subtract 4 pixels from lyr1/lyr2 height if
$.boxModel==false. Works like a charm!
I really don't know why that is necessary, but I'm not one to argue
with success. Thanks for the feedback. I'll put that hack
Around line 199 in the js file is where the block layers show...
play around with those options and you should be able to get the
effect you are after
although i will note that your idea doesn't make much sense, as you'll
be giving your end user that much time to be able to click something
Shouldn't the effect still block immediately though the opacity is being
modified as an animation?
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 12:22 PM, MorningZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Around line 199 in the js file is where the block layers show...
play around with those options and you should be able to get
Chris is right. Fade-in is a visual effect only, The UI should still
be blocked immediately.
JR
On Oct 21, 9:47 am, chris thatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Shouldn't the effect still block immediately though the opacity is being
modified as an animation?
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 12:22
The page will still be blocked because the show calls around line
200 are for the message layer. The overlay is a different layer and
does not have any fadeIn facilities built into the plugin at this
time. So if you change those two show calls to fadeIn, you should see
a fade for your message,
The message layer (lyr3) display style is none when it's created,
which is why the show() method has to be called on it. If changing
show() to fadeIn() works there, you should be able to modify the
overlay layer (lyr2) as well by setting it's initial display style to
none (around line 146) and
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