/* -- getting a reference to the global object --- */
_global = this;

// Flag for Show All Glossary Items
var showAll = "N";
var showAllStr = "";
var Alphabet_array = new Array("A","B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I","J","K","L","M","N","O","P","Q","R","S","T","U","V","W","X","Y","Z");

/* Letter arrays */
var A_array = new Array();
var B_array = new Array();
var C_array = new Array();
var D_array = new Array();
var E_array = new Array();
var F_array = new Array();
var G_array = new Array();
var H_array = new Array();
var I_array = new Array();
var J_array = new Array();
var K_array = new Array();
var L_array = new Array();
var M_array = new Array();
var N_array = new Array();
var O_array = new Array();
var P_array = new Array();
var Q_array = new Array();
var R_array = new Array();
var S_array = new Array();
var T_array = new Array();
var U_array = new Array();
var V_array = new Array();
var W_array = new Array();
var X_array = new Array();
var Y_array = new Array();
var Z_array = new Array();
/* ---------------------------------------------------------------- */

var glossaryList = new Array();

/* ------------  Add a Glossary object to the list -------------------------- */
function addGlossary(term, text, alphabet)
{
  glossaryList[ glossaryList.length ] = new addNewGlossaryItem(term, text, alphabet);
}

/* ------------  This is the Glossary item object -------------------------- */
function addNewGlossaryItem(term, text, alphabet)
{
	this.term = term;
	this.text = text;
	this.alphabet = alphabet.toUpperCase();
	_global[this.alphabet + "_array"].push(this.term);
}

/* Construct the Glossary List */

addGlossary("Address","A valid address consists of the City, State and Zip Code with a Street # and Name, PO Box #, or Rural Route #.<br><br> For example: <BR><br><img src=\"images/address1.gif\" alt='Address Example 1' width='373px'><br><br><br> <img src=\"images/address2.gif\" alt='Address Example 2' width='373px'><br><br><br> <img src=\"images/address3.gif\" alt='Address Example 3' width='373px'><br><br><br> <img src=\"images/address4.gif\" alt='Address Example 4' width='373px'><br><br><br> <img src=\"images/address5.gif\" alt='Address Example 5' width='373px'>","A");

addGlossary("AddressToolTip","A valid address consists of the City, State and Zip Code with a Street # and Name, PO Box #, or Rural Route #. Click 'address' to see sample.","A");

//Fix for Address Issue Ends here

addGlossary("Annual fee (maintenance or membership fee)","An annual charge for having the line of credit available. This fee is charged regardless of whether or not the line is used.","A");

addGlossary("Annual percentage rate (APR)","The cost of credit on a yearly basis, expressed as a percentage.","A");

addGlossary("Application fee","Fee that is paid upon application; may include charges for property appraisal and a credit report.","A");

addGlossary("Appraisal or appraised value","When applying for a loan secured by the value of your home, a professional valuation must be completed to assess the accurate market value of the property being used as collateral.","A");

addGlossary("Appraisal fee","The charge for estimating the value of the property being used as collateral. There is no charge for Citibank home equity loan or line of credit applicants.","A");

addGlossary("Appreciation","The increase in value of an asset, in this case the home property, compared to an earlier period. Appreciation may result from, among other factors, an increase in market price, appraised value, or income earned.","A");

addGlossary("Asset","An owned item that has monetary value.","A");

addGlossary("Available funds","Total amount of the borrower's funds that can be invested, transferred or dispersed.","A");

addGlossary("Base rate","Interest rate used as guide for pricing a bank loan or line of credit.","B");

addGlossary("Basis point","Smallest measure in quoting yields on bank products such as mortgages, bonds and notes, equal to 1/100th of one percentage point. 100 basis points = 1%. Example, 50 basis points of $300,000 would be 0.50% which equates to $1,500.","B");

addGlossary("Broker","Person or company that acts as intermediary between buyer and seller.","B");

/*addGlossary("Broker122","Person or company that acts as intermediary between buyer and seller.","B");*/

addGlossary("Broker Rate Adjustment","Continue to earn your traditional Lender Paid Broker Fee on par priced loans. You can also earn more by choosing the rate buy up option (50 bps to 1).<br><table><tr align=\"center\"><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">Rate Adjustment</td><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">Broker Compensation*</td></tr><tr align=\"center\"><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">+ 0.50%</td><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">$500 plus 1% of loan amount</td></tr><tr align=\"center\"><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">+ 1.00%</td><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">$500 plus 2% of loan amount</td></tr><tr align=\"center\"><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">+ 1.50%</td><td style=\"font-family:arial, helvetica, verdana, sans serif;font-size:11px\" align=\"center\" width=\"50%\">3% of loan amount</td></tr></table><br><i>*Total broker compensation cannot exceed 3% of the loan amount or $4,000, whichever is lower under the adjusted premium option.</i>","B");

addGlossary("Buydown","Funding advanced to reduce borrower's monthly payment in the early years of the mortgage.","B");

addGlossary("Cap","A limit on how much the variable interest rate may increase during the life of the plan.","C");

addGlossary("Closing","The event at which the lending institution finalizes the loan and executes all legal documentation. In the case of home equity loans, the borrower then goes through federally-mandated 3-day 'right of rescission' period, during which they may opt to cancel the loan. Actual funding of a home equity loan/line is done upon expiration of the 3-day rescission period.","C");

addGlossary("Closing costs","Fees paid at the closing, including attorneys' fees, fees for preparing and filing a mortgage, fees for title searches, taxes, and insurance. No closing costs are charged with a home equity loan or line of credit.","C");

addGlossary("Co-borrower","Additional person listed on the closing document who is responsible for repayment of the home equity loan or line of credit.","C");

addGlossary("Collateral","A valuable asset owned by the borrower that is used as security to ensure repayment of the loan. The lender may take possession of the collateral in the event the borrower defaults on the loan or line of credit.","C");

addGlossary("Combined loan-to-value ratio (CLTV)","Relationship expressed as a percent, between the principal amount remaining unpaid on your first mortgage plus the open balance on a home equity loan or credit line to the updated appraised value of the borrower's property.","C");

addGlossary("Condominium or condo","A building or group of buildings in a development where each person owns their unit. Each owner has access to common grounds.","C");

addGlossary("Contract","An oral or written agreement between two or more parties.","C");

addGlossary("Co-signer","An additional person who signs the loan documents and assumes equal responsibility in the re-payment of the note. A co-signer receives no benefit from the proceeds of the loan.","C");

addGlossary("Credit","An agreement in which something of value (goods, services or money) is given in exchange for repayment. Repayment terms often include a fee imposed by the lender for the use of the item of value during the agreed upon term.","C");

addGlossary("Credit reporting agency or credit bureau","An agency that gathers information concerning a consumer's credit history and experience.","C");

addGlossary("Credit history","A record containing an individual's historical data on both open and/ or fully paid credit accounts. Lenders review the credit history of potential borrowers to determine their credit worthiness.","C");

addGlossary("Credit limit","The maximum amount of funds that may be borrowed under the home equity plan.","C");

addGlossary("Credit report","A report that is generated by a Credit Bureau/Agency when requested by a lender that lists an individual's available credit and details their payment history to reflect on-time payments, late payments and missed payments. Liens, Bankruptcy and tax liens may be listed on this report.","C");

addGlossary("Credit score","Calculation used by lenders to make credit decisions. Factors such as previous credit history, income, assets, and length of employment, as well as bankruptcies, and charged off loans, are reviewed when scoring an individual's credit.","C");

addGlossary("Creditor","The company or person to whom a borrower owes money.","C");

addGlossary("Creditworthiness","The probable ability of a borrower to repay the borrowed funds.","C");

addGlossary("Debt","The amount of money owed by the borrower to the lender.","D");

addGlossary("Debt consolidation","Using the funds from one loan to pay off multiple debts. Many home-owners use the equity in their home to consolidate their debts.","D");

addGlossary("Debt-to-income ratio","Ratio of monthly debt payments, including mortgage debt, to monthly gross income.","D");

addGlossary("Default","Failure to make a loan payment on time. This can lead to a lender foreclosing on, and taking possession of, a property.","D");

addGlossary("Delinquency","Failure to pay an obligation.","D");

addGlossary("Depreciation","A decline in the value of property.","D");

addGlossary("Disclosures","Information on credit terms required by Federal or state laws to be given to the consumer.","D");

addGlossary("Document preparation fee","Fees associated with preparing closing documents. Citibank's home equity products do not charge for preparing closing documents.","D");

addGlossary("Equity","The difference between the fair market value (appraised value) of the home and the outstanding mortgage balance.","E");

addGlossary("Fair market value","Price at which an asset passes from a willing seller to a willing buyer. Each has access to relevant facts and is acting freely.","F");

addGlossary("FICO","An acronym for Fair, Isaac Company, Inc., the company that creates the mathematical formulas used to produce credit scores for assessing credit risk.","F");

addGlossary("Finance charge","The borrower's total cost of credit, including loan interest, prepaid interest and commitment fees.","F");

addGlossary("First mortgage","A debt creating a primary lien against real property.","F");

addGlossary("Fixed-rate option or fixed-rate loan option","An interest rate that remains consistent for the term of the loan. As the rate does not vary, the monthly payment generally remains constant.","F");

addGlossary("Flood insurance","Hazard insurance that protects home-owners against property damage from flooding.","F");

addGlossary("Foreclosure","A legal proceeding initiated by the creditor (lender) to take possession of the securing collateral due to default on the loan.","F");

addGlossary("Funding date","The date on which funds are made available to the borrower.","F");

addGlossary("Gross annual income","Total income generated during the course of a year from all sources before any deductions.<br> <b>Base Salary:</b><br><b>Overtime:</b><br><b>Bonuses:</b><br><b>Commissions:</b>","G");

addGlossary("Other Gross Annual Income","Total income generated during the course of a year from all sources before any deductions.<br> <b>Pension :</b><br><b>Social Security:</b><br><b>Investements:</b><br><b>Rental Income:</b><br><b>2nd Job:</b>","G");

addGlossary("Home equity line of credit (HELOC)","A revolving line of credit secured by the equity value in a borrower's residence. A home equity line enables the home-owner to tap into the accumulated equity in their home. This is a reusable line of credit, since the principal balance becomes available as soon as it is paid back during the draw period. The line may be accessed by checks or other channels (at a Citibank Financial Center or ATM, online, etc.). Some uses for a home equity line of credit include: Remodeling the home, higher education, travel, automotive purchase or other life needs.","H");

addGlossary("Home equity loan","Consumer loan secured by the residence. This is a fixed rate loan with set monthly payments where the entire loan amount is given to the borrower at closing. A home equity loan is an excellent choice for homeowners with current defined needs.","H");

addGlossary("Homeowners association","Organization consisting of property owners that governs the building complex.","H");

addGlossary("Homeowners insurance","Protective coverage on your home against fire, hurricanes and other natural catastrophes.","H");

addGlossary("Index","Published rate that serves as a base for the interest rate charged on a home equity line and also as the base for rate changes used by the lender.","I");

addGlossary("Investment Property","An Investment property is an income producing property that the borrower does not occupy. It may be 1-4 unit, condominium, or PUD. Rental income may be used to qualify.","I");

addGlossary("Inflation rate","Increase in the price of consumer goods over a set time, expressed as a percentage.","I");

addGlossary("Initial Draw Amount","The amount of money initially withdrawn from your line of credit at closing.","I");

addGlossary("Interest","A charge required by the lender for making funds available for use by the borrower.","I");

addGlossary("Interest rate","The periodic charge, expressed as a percentage, for use of credit.","I");

addGlossary("Interest rate cap","Contractual agreement protecting a borrower against a rise in interest rates.","I");

addGlossary("Introductory Rate","A promotional rate that may be offered during the initial months of a loan or line of credit. This rate if available is good for months of your line. If available, information concerning the promotional introductory rate will be outlined in the loan note.","I");

addGlossary("Late charge","Penalty assessed to borrower when the scheduled payment is late beyond the grace period.","L");

addGlossary("Lender","Business or organization making a loan.","L");

addGlossary("Lien","Creditor's claim against a property to secure repayment of a debt.","L");

addGlossary("Lien holder","Holder of the lien on a property that is used as collateral for a loan.","L");

addGlossary("Line of credit","A specific amount of funds made available to a borrower by a lender for a predetermined period of time.","L");

addGlossary("Liquidate","To convert assets, usually by selling, into cash.","L");

addGlossary("Loan application","Form used by lenders to collect a borrower's personal information that will be used to determine whether to grant credit.","L");

addGlossary("Loan amount","Total amount of debt.","L");

addGlossary("Loan term","Time Period within which a borrower must repay the loan funds.","L");

addGlossary("Loan-to-value ratio (LTV)","Relationship expressed as a percent between the principal amount of a loan and the appraised value of the asset securing the financing. If the borrower has a $200,000 mortgage on a home appraised at $240,000, the loan-to-value ratio is 83%. Generally, the lower the LTV, the higher the equity position in the home, and the greater the likelihood that the borrower will be able to repay the loan.","L");

addGlossary("Lock-in","A specific time period, usually 30-60 days, during which a mortgage lender agrees to hold the mortgage rate and points payable by the borrower to the rate quoted when the application was taken by the lender.","L");

addGlossary("Margin","The number of percentage points the lender adds to the index rate to determine the annual percentage rate.;","M");

addGlossary("Market value","Highest price that a marketable asset, such as a home, will bring in on an open and competitive market.","M");

addGlossary("Minimum payment","The minimum amount due (usually monthly) on an account. Under some plans, the minimum payment may cover interest only; under others, it may include both principal and interest.;","M");

addGlossary("Mobile home","A residence that can be transported from from one site to another site. At this time, Citibank's does not offer home equity loans or lines of credit on this type of home.","M");

addGlossary("Monthly payment","HELOC - Home Equity Lines have 120 month draw period with interest only payments followed by a 240 month payment period consisting of a combination of principal and interest.<br>FRHEL - A fixed monthly periodic repayment of debt owed by a borrower consisting of a combination of principal and interest.","M");

addGlossary("Mortgage insurance","A federal or private insurance program that protects mortgage lenders against default risk.","M");

addGlossary("Mortgagee","The lender who arranges mortgage financing.","M");

addGlossary("Mortgagor","The borrower in a mortgage contract.","M");

addGlossary("Multi-family residence (two to four units)","A residential property with at least two to four individual housing units, also known as duplexes (2 units), triplexes (3 units), or quadplexes (4 units).  <b>At this time, Citi does not offer home equity loans/lines of credit for either triplexes or quadplexes.</b><br /><br />The property must be owner occupied in order to take out a home equity loan or line of credit.","M");

addGlossary("Non-owner occupied","The owner does occupy the property.","N");

addGlossary("Note","Legal evidence of a debt or obligation.","N");

addGlossary("Origination date","The date on which a loan was closed. See closing.","O");

addGlossary("Outstanding balance","Uncollected funds on a debt.","O");

addGlossary("Owner-occupied","A property that is occupied by the owner as either a principal residence or second home.","O");

addGlossary("Points","One point is equal to one percent of the amount of the credit line. Points must usually be paid at closing and are in addition to monthly interest.","P");

addGlossary("Prepayment penalty","A fee paid to the lender for the privilege of paying off a loan prior to maturity.","P");

addGlossary("Primary applicant","The applicant whose name holds the first position on the application.","P");

addGlossary("Primary Home","A Primary home is a property that the borrower occupies as his or her primary residence and must occupy the property within 60 days of closing. At least one borrower must occupy and take title to the property, and execute the note and mortgage.","P");

addGlossary("Primary residence","The home that the borrower resides in for the majority of the time.","P");

addGlossary("Prime rate","The value often used as an index to price the cost of repayment of a loan.","P");

addGlossary("Principal","The face amount of money borrowed on a loan.","P");

addGlossary("Private Mortgage","A real estate secured loan granted to a borrower with private monies (generally by an individual).","P");

addGlossary("Processing fee","A fee that is charged to cover administrative costs associated with the processing of a loan. Processing fees are not charged with a home equity loan or line of credit.","P");

addGlossary("Rate","The value used to calculate the interest charge on a loan.","R");

addGlossary("Right of Rescission","A three-day federally-mandated period that begins on the day of closing, during which the borrower may opt to cancel the loan without penalty. Funding of a home equity loan or line of credit is completed after expiration of this 'Right of Rescission' period.","R");

addGlossary("Revolving line of credit","A line of credit extended to a borrower that is good for a stated period of time. The repayment amount will vary based on the outstanding balance. The principal balance is reusable once it is repaid. A home equity line of credit is a revolving line of credit.","R");

addGlossary("Second Home","A second home is a property (1 unit, including condominiums, co-ops and PUDs) that is located within a reasonable distance from the borrower's principal residence and which the borrower occupies for some period of the year in addition to their primary residence. Rental income from the property cannot be used to qualify.","S");

addGlossary("Second mortgage","A second lien, secured by a home property, such as a home equity loan or line of credit, that is subordinate to the lien created by the First Mortgage.","S");

addGlossary("Secured loans","A loan that is collateralized by assignment of rights to a property and a security interest in personal property taken by the lender.","S");

addGlossary("Single-family residence (SFR)","A detached house that does not share any part of its roof, walls or common grounds with another residence.","S");

addGlossary("Subject to qualifying","Collateral and credit criteria needed from the borrower to obtain a loan.","S");

addGlossary("Term","The time to maturity of a loan or line, expressed in months.","T");

addGlossary("Third-party fees","Fees that are charged by other business entities used by the lender to process the loan. Appraisals, credit reports and title certifications are some of the third party fees. No third party fees are charged with Citibank's home equity loans or lines of credit.","T");

addGlossary("Title","A valid legal claim to ownership of real property by evidence of a deed, title certificate or bill of sale.","T");

addGlossary("Title insurance","Insurance against losses after the property has been conveyed from the buyer to the seller and a new mortgage has been taken by the buyer.","T");

addGlossary("Title search","The process of verifying the actual owner of a real property through careful review of public land records.","T");

addGlossary("Townhome","A residence sharing a common wall with like units, generally consisting of two or more floors.","T");

addGlossary("Underwriting","A detailed credit analysis preceding the granting of a loan performed by the lender.","U");

addGlossary("Variable rate","An interest rate that changes periodically in relation to an index. Payments may increase or decrease accordingly.","V");

addGlossary("When Needed","At Closing - You must bring this document to the Closing table.<br>Prior to Closing - We must receive this document before we can schedule your Closing.<br>Prior to Approval - We must receive this document before we can provide a final Approval.","W");

addGlossary("Password Info","FAQ: A password is required for your protection. Please write this number down. Password should be 6 character minimum, must contain atleast one number.","P");

addGlossary("Secret Question","You will be prompted to this question if you forget your password.","S");

addGlossary("SSN","FAQ: For Quick-Prequalification purposes this information is required.","S");

addGlossary("Annual Income","Income is required to qualify your application. Assets such as 401k, IRA, and Money Market are available to be included in the next section. You may enter in Annual or monthly Sums of Gross (Pre-Tax) Income.","A");

addGlossary("Additional Income","Either enter in Monthly or Annual Income of the below items. To use Investments such as 401K, IRA, and Money Market enter the total value into the Annually portion of the application.","A");

addGlossary("Intro Period","Introductory Period","I");

/*----- Construct the letters -----*/

// Dynamically created the Letters so that if any item is added/removed
// later on, we do not have to enable or disable the letters, as the case may be
function constructLetters()
{
	
	var str = "<ul id='alplabets'>";
	for(var i=65; i<91; i++)
	{
		var alpha = String.fromCharCode(i);
		var len = _global[String(alpha) + "_array"].length;
		if(len > 0)
		{
			str+= '<li><a href="#" onclick="createTermsList(\'' + alpha + '\',this)">' + alpha + '</a>';
		}
		else
		{
			str+= '<li>' + alpha;
		}
		str+= '</li>'
	}
	str+="</ul>";
	document.getElementById("lettersDiv").innerHTML = str;
	
}
/* ------ Construct the terms list ----------- */

function createTermsList(alpha,alpha_Obj)
{
	// reset the Text  and Terms Div contents
	document.getElementById("termsDiv").style.visibility = 'visible';
	document.getElementById("textDiv").style.visibility = 'visible';
	//
	var  link_Obj=alpha_Obj;
	var list_Obj=document.getElementById('alplabets');
    for(var link_Objs=0;link_Objs<=list_Obj.childNodes.length-1;link_Objs++)
	 {
	  if(alpha_Obj.innerHTML!=list_Obj.childNodes[link_Objs].childNodes[0].innerHTML)
		 {
	      list_Obj.childNodes[link_Objs].className="";
		 }
	  else
		 {
		  list_Obj.childNodes[link_Objs].className="activeAlpha";
		 }
	 }

	// write the alphabet header
	if(showAll == "Y")
	{
		var str = "<h3>" + alpha + "</h3><br />";
		str += '<ul class="squareRedBullet" id="letterList'+alpha+'">';
		
	}
	else
	{
		var str = "<h3>" + alpha + "</h3><br />";
		str += '<ul class="squareRedBullet" id="letterList">';
	}
	
	var arrayObj = _global[String(alpha.toUpperCase()) + "_array"];
	var len = arrayObj.length;
	
	// write each glossary term link
	for(i=0; i<len; i++)
	{
		str+= '<li id="' + (alpha + i) + '" class=""><a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="showTermSelected(this);showText(\'' + escape(arrayObj[i]) +'\')">' + arrayObj[i] + '</a></li>';
	}
	str+= "</ul><br /><br />";

	// Check to see if ShowAll flag is set or  not
	if(showAll == "Y")
	{
		// Keep collecting all the list items for all the alphabets
		showAllStr += str;
		document.getElementById("textDiv").innerHTML = "";
	}
	else
	{
		// show the list of glossary terms
		document.getElementById("termsDiv").innerHTML = str;
		document.getElementById("textDiv").innerHTML = "";
	}
}

/* ------ Search for a term in the Glossary list and return its index position ----------- */
function searchGlossary(strTerm)
{
  strTerm = strTerm.toLowerCase();
  for (i=0;i<glossaryList.length;i++)
  {
	if (glossaryList[i].term.toLowerCase() == strTerm)
	{
		return i;
	}
  }
  return 0;
}

/* ------  Show the text for the selected term ----------- */
function showText(strTerm)
{
	var t = unescape(strTerm.toLowerCase());
	var index = searchGlossary(t);
	var textVal = "<h3>" + glossaryList[index].term + "</h3>";
	textVal+= glossaryList[index].text;
	document.getElementById("textDiv").innerHTML = textVal;
}

/* ------  Show All Glossary Terms ----------- */
function showAllGlossaryItems()
{
	// Check if Show All Glossary Items was selected earlier
	if(showAllStr == "")
	{
		showAll = "Y";
		for(var i=65; i<91; i++)
		{
			var alpha = String.fromCharCode(i);
			createTermsList(alpha,this);
		}
		showAll = "N";
	}
	document.getElementById("termsDiv").innerHTML = showAllStr;
	document.getElementById("textDiv").innerHTML = "";
}

/* ------  Show All Glossary Terms ----------- */
function showTermSelected(hyperLink_Obj)
{
  var  link_Obj=hyperLink_Obj;
  if(document.getElementById('letterList'))
	{
  var list_Obj=document.getElementById('letterList');
  for(var link_Objs=0;link_Objs<=list_Obj.childNodes.length-1;link_Objs++)
	 {
	  list_Obj.childNodes[link_Objs].className="";
	 }

  link_Obj.parentNode.className="activeLink";
  
	}
  
  else
	{
      for(var alphaCount=0;alphaCount<=Alphabet_array.length-1;alphaCount++)
		{
		  
		  var presentAlphabet=hyperLink_Obj.innerHTML.substring(0,1);
		  var ulId="letterList"+Alphabet_array[alphaCount];
		  var ulAlphaObj=document.getElementById(ulId);

		  if(Alphabet_array[alphaCount]!=presentAlphabet)
			{
			  

			  for(var li_Objs=0;li_Objs<=ulAlphaObj.childNodes.length-1;li_Objs++)
	             {
	             ulAlphaObj.childNodes[li_Objs].className="";
	             }

			}

		  else
			{
			  for(var li_Objs=0;li_Objs<=ulAlphaObj.childNodes.length-1;li_Objs++)
	             {
	             ulAlphaObj.childNodes[li_Objs].className="";
	             }
			  link_Obj.parentNode.className="activeLink";
			}
		}
	}
}