/* REDIRECT SCRIPT FOR REFERENCE :: "http://www.risingms.com/elqNow/elqRedir.htm?ref="+ ::
 	using this link to load the video breaks the flowplayer initialization.  I am going 
 	to explore triggering a click using the full url via JavaScript. If I do it right, it 
 	should pass the click on to Eloqua, but not render in the browser.  That should allow 
 	us to capture the intent for tracking purposes, but not break any of the code 
 	following it.
*/

$(document).ready(function(){
	/*$("a.overlay").click(function(){*/
		/* This variable grabs the name attribute from the anchor being clicked on */	
		$("a.overlay").fancybox({ // OPTIONS :: DIMENSIONS, PADDING, ETC CAN BE SET HERE
			'onStart'		: 	function() {$f().stop();},
			'transitionIn'	:	'elastic',
			'transitionOut'	:	'elastic',
			'speedIn'		:	600, 
			'speedOut'		:	200,
			'overlayShow'	:	true,
			'showNavArrows' : 	false,
			'padding'		: 	0,
			'scrolling'		: 	'no',
			'height'		: 	460,
			'width'			: 	560,
			'title'			:	this.title,
			'type'			: 	'iframe'
		});/*
		return false;
	});*/
});
