From Jon. Benét Ramsey's Murder to the Disappearance of Natalee Holloway: How Unsolved Crimes Become the Stuff of Obsession. Also growing colder every day while the desire for truth still burns is the case of 1. Natalee Holloway, a recent high school graduate who vanished while on a class trip to Aruba in 2.

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At her father's request, so that he could access money he'd saved for Natalee's college fund to pay for her brother's tuition, she was declared legally dead in absentia by an Alabama judge in 2. Joran Van Der Sloot, one of the local boys questioned by police during the investigation and then arrested multiple times in connection with the case, is currently in prison in Peru for the 2. Stephany Flores Ramirez. Natalee was last seen getting into a car with Van Der Sloot and two of his friends, brothers Deepak and Satish Kalpoe, before failing to show up for her flight home the next morning.

But despite the world having identified a real piece of scum of the earth in Van Der Sloot, Natalee's body was never found nor has there been any real closure for Beth and Dave Holloway, the teen's parents who've tirelessly never given up their quest for justice."I have my answer as to what happened to Natalee, and he's sitting in prison in Peru," Beth said on Today last year. She continued, "Justice is being served for Stephany Flores, thank God. And he is in prison in Peru. But justice has not been served for Natalee."Van Der Sloot at one point promised to tell the Holloways what happened to their daughter in exchange for $2. Beth wired into his account, only to get more lies from him in return.

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He's been indicted on extortion charges and the Peruvian government says he'll be extradited to the U. S. to face them in 2. Flores. He's altered his story multiple times over the years, at one point telling Fox News he sold Natalee into slavery for $1.

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Add to home screen – Matteo Spinelli's Cubiq. Add To Homescreen (ATH) is a javascript widget that opens an overlaying message inviting the user to add the web site/application to the home screen. This was born mainly to support web- app- capable applications but extended to a more general purpose use case. Support Development. Add To Homescreen is a free, open source javascript software. It is released under the MIT License which basically grants you complete freedom in usage for open source and commercial applications. That being said the only way for me to subtract hours from my day work and keep implementing this script is through donations.

If you find this widget useful and wish to support future development, please consider a donation. Overview. The script opens an always- on- top message inviting the user to add the application to the home screen.

This is currently supported on i. OS and Mobile Chrome.

While other devices have the ability to bookmark any website to the home screen, only i. OS and Mobile Chrome have a straightforward way to do it. ATH would technically also work on Windows Phone (which has the equivalent Pin to Start option), but I’m not currently able to test it on that device. Win. Phone support might be added in a future release if there will be enough interest.

ATH by default looks something like this. But appearance is customizable with plain old CSS. The script is compatible with i. OS 6+ and Chrome 3. It would be possible to add i.

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OS5 (and older) support, but considering the i. OS7 penetration I decided to support the latest two releases only. If there’s really interest in older versions I might reintroduce < i. OS5 support or you could use the previous version of ATH (which supports i. OS3 and up). Languages.

The message changed in v. If you wish to help please send more translations! Basic Usagev. 3 API changed drastically (sorry about that) and it’s not a drop in replacement for v. The good news is that v. ATH versions, so if the users have already seen the message, it won’t be displayed again. The easiest way to use ATH is to link the script into your document HEAD and call the add. To. Homescreen() function as soon as possible.

Eg. < title> Add To Home< /title>. To. Homescreen(). That’s all you need. ATH automatically hooks to the onload event, checks device compatibility, detects if the app is already in full screen mode and eventually pops up the message. It is not strictly needed to place the script in the document HEAD (you can also place it at the end of your BODY), but ATH makes a series of checks that are better done sooner than later.

Options. ATH accepts one option parameter to customize the script behavior. To change the start up delay for example you could use the start.

Delay option. add. To. Homescreen({. Delay: 5. This would delay 5 seconds before showing the message. Below the most common options. This is useful mainly for web- app- capable applications that need full screen viewing to be accessed (eg: games). First. Visit: setting this to true prevents the message to appear the first time the user visits your website.

It is highly recommended to enable this option! Delay: seconds to wait from page load before showing the message. Default: 1. lifespan: seconds to wait before automatically close the message. Default: 1. 5 (set to 0 to disable automatic removal). Watch Muhammad Ali`S Greatest Fight Online (2017) on this page. Pace: minutes before the message is shown again.

By default it’s set to 1. Display. Count: absolute maxium number of times the call out will be shown. Default: truemessage: you can provide your custom message if you don’t like the default. Show: custom function executed when the message is shown. Add: custom function executed when the application is added to the homescreen. Please note that this is a guesstimate (see below). Homescreen: ATH tries to detect the homescreen.

Supported values are: false, true (=’hash’), ‘hash’, ‘query. String’, ‘smart. URL’ (see below). Detect the homescreen.

There’s no native event we could hook to to know when a user actually adds the page to the homescreen. That’s also the reason why this script has become so complicated despite the apparent simple task it has to accomplish. ATH development started when Apple introduced the apple- mobile- web- app- capable meta tag and stand alone mode with it.

When the webapp is in stand alone mode the window. With some caveats (of course).

Standalone mode is meant for web applications, not “standard” web sites. The webapp has to be designed with standalone mode in mind, for example links inside your fullscreen app will open in a new browser window hence your app navigation has to be handled with JS. Also, as of this writing Chrome –despite support for mobile- web- app- capable— doesn’t fill the window.

So, how can we detect if the app has been actually added to the home screen? ATH tries its best to help you in this hard task and the followings are your options. Show the callout only once per user. This is the best, safest and most polite solution of all.

Set the max. Display. Count to 1 and the user will be presented with the nasty callout only one time, smartly circumventing the problem. Build a standalone application. When possible try to use apple- mobile- web- app- capable.

Add a special token in the URL and have the user bookmark the tokenized address. ATH supports hash, query string or smart url tokens. Continue reading for details. I strongly suggest to go with the first option and show the callout only once. That’s the safest solution, but if you want to be more aggressive you can take the “token” route.

First of all you have to choose where to place the token. ATH offers three options: hash: http: //www. As soon as the page is loaded ATH adds the token to the page URL (no worries, no reload will happen as we use history. State). If the user adds the page to the homescreen the actual URL that will be saved contains the token. If the page already contains the token before ATH could add it, it means that (most likely) the page has been added to the homescreen.

Bear in mind that this is a guesstimate, there are some exceptions but the good news is that it should be pretty rare to have false positive, ie: it should never happen to see the popup after the app has been added. Instead it may happen to have ATH think that the app has been added even if it hasn’t. Be careful when using the detect. Homescreen option since it may interfere with your application especially if you already use #hash or history. State for your navigation. Optimal configuration.