Update 5/15/2018 Upgraded Decode due to 2019/2020 issue (resolves all future years as well).

Update 2/27/2012 Upgraded Winter/Spring Encode function due to one-off year result.

<script language="JavaScript">
lccAutoFillYRQ(0,"yrq",-6,7,"current");
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
lccAutoFillYRQ(1,"yrq2",-2,4,"current");
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
lccMasterAutoSelectYear = 2011;
lccMasterAutoSelectQuarter = 1; 
lccAutoFillYRQ(1,"yrq3",-2,4,"current");
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
lccMasterAutoSelectYear = 2011;
lccMasterAutoSelectQuarter = 2; 
lccAutoFillYRQ(2,"yrq4",0,0,"current");
</script>

Syntax: lccAutoFillYRQ([FLAG],[SELECT OBJECT],[GO BACK # YEARS],[# YEARS TO SHOW],[AUTO SELECT]);

• [FLAG]
  • 0 - Show as YYYY - YY, with values being YYYY-YY
  • 1 - Show as Quarter Name YYYY, with values being YRQ
• [SELECT OBJECT]
  The name of the HTML - Select object Id/Name. For example, "yrq".
• [GO BACK # YEARS]
  How many years back the first year should start.
• [# YEARS TO SHOW]
  How many years to show.
• [AUTO SELECT]
  Which item to auto-select. Flag 0 will accept a year, how many years back and "current". Flag 1 will accept "current" only (and actually ignore this values for now).

Both of the above Auto Builds use the function: lccAutoFillYRQ

This function utilizes code from the JavaScript library file: waYRQEncodeDecode.js

To ulitilize, include the library file in your page (recommended in the HEAD section) and call the function. Then run the function AFTER the SELECT section of your HTML.

Inside the web page with the SELECT code, i.e. a WACI page?

<title>LCC: Washington YRQ Code Auto Builder</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/common.css" type="text/css">
<script language="JavaScript" src="waYRQEncodeDecode.js"></script>
</head>

Inside the web page with the SELECT code, i.e. a WACI page?

<select name="yrq" id="yrq">
</select>
<script language="JavaScript">
lccAutoFillYRQ(0,"yrq",-6,7,"current");
</script>

Inside the library file: waYRQEncodeDecode.js

Change the values (located near the top of the library file):

• var lccMasterAutoSelectYear = -1;
• var lccMasterAutoSelectQuarter = -1;
To the desired values. For example, if you wanted Summer 2011 to be the Master selection on lists, do the following:
• var lccMasterAutoSelectYear = 2011;
• var lccMasterAutoSelectQuarter = 1;

Note: since the two variables 'lccMasterAutoSelectYear' and 'lccMasterAutoSelectQuarter' are created in the library file, you do not need the 'var' part before them in this situation.
Inside the web page with the SELECT code, i.e. a WACI page?

<select name="yrq" id="yrq">
</select>
<script language="JavaScript">
lccMasterAutoSelectYear = 2009;
lccMasterAutoSelectQuarter = 3; 
lccAutoFillYRQ(0,"yrq",-6,7,"current");
</script>