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A very easy to use, cross platform jQuery UI library that’s still small in size, has the features you need and doesn’t get in your way.

Tested browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE7+, Opera and Safari Mobile

Basics

<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.jkit.1.0.42.min.js"></script>

Attach it to the whole body or any other element:

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
	$('body').jKit();
});
</script>

Apply one of the many commands to some element with the rel attribute:

rel="jKit[command:option=value;anotheroption=anothervalue]"

Or if you don’t want to misuse the rel attribute, do it the HTML5 way:

data-jkit="[command:option=value;anotheroption=anothervalue]"

And of course you can execute a command through JavaScript if needed:

$('#myelement').jKit('scroll', { 'speed': 1000, 'dynamic': 'no' });

Commands

More to come …

Background

Ideally added right after the body tag, and don’t forget the “width” and “height” attribute:

<img rel="jKit[background:distort=no]" id="bg" src="images/bg5.jpeg" width="2048" height="1536">

Options:

Hide

Hide any element easily:

<div class="box" id="mydiv1" rel="jKit[hide:delay=2000;speed=500;animation=fade]">Text ...</div>

Options:

Remove

Or just completelly remove an element from the DOM:

<div class="box" id="mydiv2" rel="jKit[remove:delay=4000]">Text ...</div>

Options:

Show

You can of course show an element, as well:

<div class="box" id="mydiv3" style="display:none" rel="jKit[show:delay=6000;speed=1500]">Text ...</div>

Options:

Show and Hide

Or do both things, show and hide, in succession:

<div class="box" id="mydiv4" style="display:none" rel="jKit[showandhide:delay=2000;speed=500;duration=5000]">Text ...</div>

Options:

Loop

Or do the whole loop (duration1 is the hidden phase, duration2 the shown):

<div class="box" id="mydiv4b" style="display:none" rel="jKit[loop:speed1=2000;duration1=250;speed2=250;duration2=2000]">Text ...</div>

Options:

Limit

Remove any childrens inside an element that exceed a limit of 3:

<ul rel="jKit[limit:count=3]">
	<li>Entry 1</li>
	<li>Entry 2</li>
	<li>Entry 3</li>
	<li>Entry 4</li>
</ul>

Options:

Limit a string to 25 characters:

<span rel="jKit[limit:elements=chars;count=25]">1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789</span>
1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789

Scroll

Smoothly scrolls to an anchor or the top on click:

<a href="" rel="jKit[scroll]">To the top!</a>
<a href="#command_random" rel="jKit[scroll:speed=1000;easing=easeOutBounce]">To the top!</a>

Options:

To the top!     To the animation command anchor.

Lightbox

Simple lightbox functionality for images and iframed urls:

<a href="images/sky.jpg" rel="jKit[lightbox]" title="Paragliders in the sky">Open Image</a>

Options:

Open image     Oversized image     Open square image     Open website (iFrame)     Modal dialog (iFrame)

Partially

Too much of something? Than only show part of it:

<div class="box" id="mydiv5" style="width:400px;padding:6px;background:#ffd;border:1px #eeb solid" rel="jKit[partially:height=50;speed=500;easing=easeOutBounce]">Text ...</div>

Options:

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Random

Another way to show only part of something is to randomly pick one or more from something:

<div class="box" id="randomly" rel="jKit[random:count=2]">
	<p id="rand1" style="color:#c30">
		Text 1 (red)
	</p>
	<p id="rand2" style="color:#0c3">
		Text 2 (green)
	</p>
	<p id="rand2" style="color:#03c">
		Text 3 (blue)
	</p>
</div>

Text 1 (red)

Text 2 (green)

Text 3 (blue)

Slideshow

Create a slideshow the easy way, with many options for different usecases:

<div id="mydiv7" rel="jKit[slideshow:interval=4000;speed=250;animation=fade]">
	<a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank"><img src="slides/p1.jpg"></a>
	<a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank"><img src="slides/p2.jpg"></a>
	<a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank"><img src="slides/p3.jpg"></a>
	<a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank"><img src="slides/p4.jpg"></a>
	<a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank"><img src="slides/p5.jpg"></a>
</div>

Options:

You can create a slideshow with almost anything, for example with headings:

<div id="mydiv8" style="text-align:center;font-size:2em" rel="jKit[slideshow:interval=2000;speed=500;animation=fade]">
	<h3>First Headline</h3>
	<h3>Another Headline</h3>
	<h3>Even More of a Headline</h3>
	<h3>Still not the last headline</h3>
	<h3>The last headline</h3>
</div>

First Headline

Another Headline

Even More of a Headline

Still not the last headline

The last headline

Another thing you can create with images is a gallery:

<div id="mydiv9" rel="jKit[gallery:event=click;active=4]">
	<img src="slides/p1.jpg" title="Image caption one">
	<img src="slides/p2.jpg" title="Image caption two">
	<img src="slides/p3.jpg" title="Image caption three">
	<img src="slides/p4.jpg" title="Image caption four">
	<img src="slides/p5.jpg" title="Image caption five">
</div>

Options:

Tabs

A good way to work with a lot of content that can be easily separated:

<div id="mytabs" style="height:300px;width:420px;" rel="jKit[tabs:animation=none]">
	<div>
		<h3>Title 1</h3>
		<div>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur sadipscing elitr, sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat, sed diam voluptua. At vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum.</div>
	</div>
	<div>
		<h3>Title 2</h3>
		<div><a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank"><img src="images400x250/paragliding1.jpeg"></a></div>
	</div>
	<div>
		<h3>Title 3>/h3<
		<div><ul><li>List Item 1</li><li>List Item 2</li><li>List Item 3</li></ul></div>
	</div>
</div>

Options:

Some lorem text

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur sadipscing elitr, sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat, sed diam voluptua. At vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum.

jKit Slideshow

A list

  • List Item 1
  • List Item 2
  • List Item 3

jKit Parallax

Background Layer
Middle Layer
Foreground Layer

Accordion

Similar like tabs, but with a different concept:

<div id="myaccordion" style="width:420px;" rel="jKit[accordion]">
	<div>
		<h3>Title 1</h3>
		<div>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur sadipscing elitr, sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat, sed diam voluptua. At vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum.</div>
	</div>
	<div>
		<h3>Title 2</h3>
		<div><a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank"><img src="images400x250/paragliding1.jpeg"></a></div>
	</div>
	<div>
		<h3>Title 3</h3>
		<div><ul><li>List Item 1</li><li>List Item 2</li><li>List Item 3</li></ul></div>
	</div>
</div>

Options:

Title 1

Title 2

Title 3

  • List Item 1
  • List Item 2
  • List Item 3

Let different content go around and around … and around:

<div class="carousel" rel="jKit[carousel]">
	<div class="carousel-item">
		DIV 1 ...
	</div>
	<div class="carousel-item">
		DIV 2 ...
	</div>
	<div class="carousel-item">
		DIV 3 ...
	</div>
	<div class="carousel-item">
		DIV 4 ...
	</div>
	<div class="carousel-item">
		DIV 5 ...
	</div>
	<div class="carousel-item">
		DIV 6 ...
	</div>
	<div class="carousel-item">
		DIV 7 ...
	</div>
</div>

Options:

Parallax

Create a parallax scrolling effect with multiple elements of different content:

<div class="parallax-container" rel="jKit[parallax:strength=3]">
	<div class="parallax parallax1">Background Layer</div>
	<div class="parallax parallax2">Middle Layer</div>
	<div class="parallax parallax3">Foreground Layer</div>
</div>
Background Layer
Middle Layer
Foreground Layer

Animation

Create an animation with frames of different content:

<div class="animation-container" rel="jKit[animation:fps=30;loop=yes]">
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=100;action=fadeout]" style="font-size:90px;background:#000"><img src="images/jkit_logo.png" alt="jKit" title="jKit" style="margin-top:110px"></div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=7]" style="font-size:90px;line-height:260%">animation</div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=10]" style="font-size:90px;line-height:260%">made</div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=50;action=tween;easing=easeOutBounce]" style="font-size:200px;padding-top:110px">easy</div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=1]" style="font-size:20px;opacity:0;padding-top:110px">easy</div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=25]"></div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=75;action=fadeinout]" style="font-size:50px;line-height:500%;color:#E01B49;background:#fff">really easy!</div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=50]"></div>
	<div class="animation" rel="jKit[frame:steps=50;action=fadein]" style="background:#000"></div>
</div>

Animation options:

Frame options:

animation
made
easy
easy
really easy!

Menu

Create a dropdown menu from a multi-level unordered list:

<ul class="dropdown" rel="jKit[menu]">
	<li><a href="#">Main 1</a>
      		<ul class="sub_menu">
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 1A</a></li>
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 1B</a></li>
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 1C</a></li>
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 1D</a></li>
      		</ul>
      	</li>
	<li><a href="#">Main 2</a>
      		<ul class="sub_menu">
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 2A</a></li>
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 2B</a></li>
      		</ul>
      	</li>
	<li><a href="#">Main 3</a>
      		<ul class="sub_menu">
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 3A</a></li>
      			 <li><a href="#">Sub 3B</a></li>
      			 <li>
				<a href="#">Sub 3C</a>
				<ul>
      					<li><a href="#">Sub 3C1</a></li>
      					<li><a href="#">Sub 3C2</a></li>
      				</ul>
			</li>
      		</ul>
      	</li>
</ul>
 

Tooltip

Show additional info with a tooltip:

<a href="#" rel="jKit[tooltip:color=#fff;background=#999;text=Test Tooltip Text]">Test Link</a>     
<a href="#" rel="jKit[tooltip:color=#333;background=#E01B49;text=Test Tooltip Text 2]">Test Link 2</a>
<a href="#" rel="jKit[tooltip:classname=mytooltip;text=Test Tooltip Text 3]">Test Link with a class for styling</a>

Options:

Test Link     Test Link 2     Test Link with a class for styling

Plugin

Register some plugins (plugins with single and multiple options are possible):

$('body').jKit({ 
	'plugins': {
		date: { 'path': "plugins/datepicker/js/datepicker.js", 'fn': 'DatePicker' },
		hint: { 'path': "plugins/jquery.ztinputhint-1.2.js", 'fn': 'ztInputHint' },
		maxlength: { 'path': "plugins/maxlength/jquery.maxlength-min.js", 'fn': 'maxlength' },
		grow: { 'path': "plugins/jquery.jgrow-0.4.js", 'fn': 'jGrow' },
		confirm: { 'path': "plugins/jquery.confirm-1.3.js", 'fn': 'confirm' },
		time: { 'path': "plugins/timePicker/jquery.timePicker.min.js", 'fn': 'timePicker' },
		mask: { 'path': "plugins/jquery.maskedinput-1.2.2.min.js", 'fn': 'mask', 'option': 'mask' }
	}
});

And than apply the plugin to an element in a similar way as with native jKit commands:

<input name="hint" id="hint" title="My Hint Text" rel="jKit[plugin:script=hint;hintClass=hint]">

Options:

A few more examples, here’s a growing textfield:

<textarea name="comment" id="comment" rel="jKit[plugin:script=grow]"></textarea>

A maximun number of characters:

><input name="tweet" id="tweet" rel="jKit[plugin:script=maxlength;maxCharacters=140]">>

Form

An example with the Ajax Mailer that is bundled with the script:

<form class="box" method="post" action="https://jquery-jkit.com/ajaxmailer.php.js" rel="jKit[form:success=Thank you;error=Please check all fields]">
...
</form>

Or just validate:

<form class="box" method="post" action="https://jquery-jkit.com/?" rel="jKit[form:validateonly=true]">
...
</form>

Options:



 

Validate

Validation without a type, just min. and max. length and the field is required:

<input name="username" id="username" rel="jKit[validate:required=true;min=3;max=10;error=Bitte gib deinen Benutzernamen ein (3-10 Zeichen)]">

Validation with type “custom” that takes a custom function to validate:

<input name="custom" id="custom" title="127-785-145" rel="jKit[validate:type=custom;checkfunction=checkCustom;error=Bitte gib deinen Custom Code ein][plugin:script=hint;hintClass=hint]">

Options:

Example where we check if the values of two fields are the same:

<input name="password" id="password" type="password" rel="jKit[validate:required=true;strength=50;error=Please enter a secure password]">
<input name="passwordtest" id="passwordtest" type="password" rel="jKit[validate:required=true;same=#password;error=The two passwords don't match, please try again]">



Phone number check (Currently supported formats: +41 78 450 45 21 or 078 450 45 21):

<input name="phone" id="phone" title="+41 78 450 45 21" rel="jKit[validate:type=phone;required=true;error=Please enter a valid phone number]">

Email check:

<input name="email" id="email" title="[email protected]" rel="jKit[validate:type=email;required=true;error=Please enter a valid email address]">

URL check:

<input name="homepage" id="homepage" title="http://www.abc.ch" rel="jKit[validate:type=url;error=This isn't a valid URL]">

File extension check:

<input name="avatar" type="file" id="avatar" rel="jKit[validate:type=extension;options=jpg,jpeg,gif;error=Please choose a valid image format]">

Check if a radiogroup has one option checked:

<div id="radiogroup" rel="jKit[validate:type=group;name=group1;error=Please choose one option]">
	<input type="radio" id="group1_milk" name="group1" value="Milk"> Milk<br>
	<input type="radio" id="group1_butter" name="group1" value="Butter"> Butter<br>
	<input type="radio" id="group1_cheese" name="group1" value="Cheese"> Cheese
</div>
Milk
Butter
Cheese

Check if at least one option, but not more than two are checked:

<div id="checkgroup" rel="jKit[validate:type=group;min=1;max=2;error=Please choose at least one option, but not more than two]">
	<input type="checkbox" id="group2_milk" name="group2_milk" value="Milk"> Milk<br>
	<input type="checkbox" id="group2_butter" name="group2_butter" value="Butter"> Butter<br>
	<input type="checkbox" id="group2_salt" name="group2_salt" value="Salt"> Salt<br>
	<input type="checkbox" id="group2_cheese" name="group2_cheese" value="Cheese"> Cheese
</div>
Milk
Butter
Salt
Cheese

Date format check:

<input name="mydate" id="mydate" title="Example: 21.04.12" rel="jKit[validate:type=date;required=true;error=Please add a valid date]">

Time format check in combination with a time select plugin:

<input name="mytime" id="mytime" title="Example: 12:05" rel="jKit[validate:type=time;required=true;error=Please add a time][plugin:script=time]">

Integer check that is above zero:

<input name="myint" id="myint" rel="jKit[validate:type=int;min=1;required=true;error=Please add a valid positiv Integer above zero]">

Float check that is between 1 and 2.5:

<input name="myfloat" id="myfloat" title="1.72" rel="jKit[validate:type=float;min=1;max=2.5;required=true;error=Please enter a float between 1 and 2.5]">

String length check (exactly six characters):

<input name="length" id="length" rel="jKit[validate:length=6;error=Please enter exactly six characters]">

Submit confirmation with a plugin (validation errors will show up after clicking “yes”):

<input name="send" type="submit" value="Senden" rel="jKit[plugin:script=confirm;msg=Everything filled out correctly?]">
 

Lorem

<div class="box" id="loremdiv" rel="jKit[lorem:paragraphs=2]"></div>

Options:

Binding

<input type="text" id="bindingsource" value="test">
<p style="font-size:32px" rel="jKit[binding:selector=#bindingsource;mode=bindingFilter]"></p>

The custom function used:

var bindingFilter = function(value,el){
	el.text(value.length+' chars entered');
}

Options:

Binding the width of the background image (try resizing the browser window):

<h3 style="margin:12px;font-size:32px;text-align:center" rel="jKit[binding:selector=#jkit-background;source=css.width;mode=text]"></h3>

Making three divs the same height:

On every div: rel="jKit[binding:selector=#d1|#d2|#d3;source=css.height.max;mode=css.height]

klfhdkljsfhg jdfjg dfjhg jfdhgs djhgjh dsfhg jdfhsgjk hfjkghs djkfhgkfldshjfgh dfskjhg kfdhgsk kjls v cb fsgbh g bf gb gfsh ff gh h ft h dfg hgfdh gfd h hgf dh gf dh fgd df sd fa df as d f asd fdsafdsadfdfa dfsafdsa f dfsa ffdsa fsd f ds f sd af dsf

dhf kljdhgsjklfhglkfd shg ksl

fhjkldgh fdhgjlfdhs gdfhjg hfsdjhg jfdshg jfhdjls hgjh ghfdsjö hfk fg sdf g fd gs fg s f dfgsdg dfgs fd g fds gdfsg fd s fgd sfgdfsgfds fgdsgfds

Hiding empty div:

rel="jKit[binding:selector=this;source=text;mode=css.display]

Paragraph with content

dfsadf dsf sdf dsf dsafsdf sdaf dsf dsafsda

Paragraph without content

Macro

Not really a command, but a way to create your own custom commands or as we named them, macros. You can create macros for stuff you’re often using, let’s say you want to have easier access to the above code for hiding an empty div, than just add it as a macro on init like this:

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
	$('body').jKit({ macros: { 'hide-if-empty': 'binding:selector=this;source=text;mode=css.display' } });
});
</script>

Now you can use it in a way that’s much easier to remember:

rel="jKit[hide-if-empty]"

Template

Define a template like this:

rel="jKit[template:action=set;name=mylist;vars=heading,text,info]"

And than apply the template like this:

rel="jKit[template:action=apply;children=li;name=mylist]"

Options:

Have a look at the source of this example to get a better idea:

First entry: … 3rd entry … … last entry.

Info Text
Title: “Heading Text

Description: Text …

 

Chart

Create a table with your data like this:

Year Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MaiJun.Jul.Aug.Sep.Okt.Nov.Dez.
2011 500124254124245233125147189156164144
2012 21412412745242112127189145123741

Options:

Year Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MaiJun.Jul.Aug.Sep.Okt.Nov.Dez.
2011 500124254124245233125147189156164144
2012 21412412745242112127189145123741

Encode

rel="jKit[encode:format=text]

Demos of the four decoding types, “code”, “text”, “esc” and “url”:

Encode

Encode

Encode

Encode

Here’s an example where we first use the text format and than we’re using an uppercase format that we added through jKits replacements feature (check the head source):

Encode

Split

rel="jKit[split]"

Options:

Splitting a comma separated string into a “ul > li” list:

Sun, Stars, Moon, Asteroid
Live
rel="jKit[live]"

Options:

Reload a (webcam) image every 10 seconds:

Key

rel="jKit[key:code=ctrl+shift+g]"

Options:

Control links with your keyboard by adding keyboard shortcuts to them:

Ajax

rel="jKit[ajax:element=#ajaxdiv]"

Options:

Easely convert normal href links into ajax links:

Link 1, Link 2
Initial text …

Replace

Options:

Replace the name “Fredi” with “Fredi Bach” in bold:

rel="jKit[replace:search=Fredi;replacement=<strong>Fredi Bach</strong>]"
Replace all numbers with XXX:

rel="jKit[replace:search=[0-9]+;replacement=XXX]"
This product costs 123 dollars more than the other product that costs just 77 dollars.

Cycle

Options:

  • what: String, examples: “class”, “html”, “attr.attributename”, “css.cssoption” “class”
  • where: String “li”
  • scope: String “children”, “all” “children”
  • sequence: String (comma separated) “odd,even”

Add “odd” and “even” classes to the immediate children lis:

rel="jKit[cycle:what=class;where=li;scope=children;sequence=odd,even]"
  • List entry 1
  • List entry 2
  • List entry 3
  • List entry 4
    • Sub entry 1
    • Sub entry 2
    • Sub entry 3
  • List entry 5

Add “odd” and “even” classes to all lis:

rel="jKit[cycle:what=class;where=li;scope=all;sequence=odd,even]"
  • List entry 1
  • List entry 2
  • List entry 3
  • List entry 4
    • Sub entry 1
    • Sub entry 2
    • Sub entry 3
  • List entry 5

Or do some direct inline css styling:

rel="jKit[cycle:what=css.color;where=li;scope=all;sequence=#000,#666]"
  • List entry 1
  • List entry 2
  • List entry 3
  • List entry 4
    • Sub entry 1
    • Sub entry 2
    • Sub entry 3
  • List entry 5

And of course you can cycle with more than two options, as many as you want actually:

rel="jKit[cycle:what=css.color;where=li;scope=all;sequence=#000,#03f,#f30]"
  • List entry 1
  • List entry 2
  • List entry 3
  • List entry 4
    • Sub entry 1
    • Sub entry 2
    • Sub entry 3
  • List entry 5

And you can of course combine it with other commands, for example to create rainbow text:

rel="jKit[split:container=span][cycle:what=css.color;where=span;sequence=#FF0000,#FF7F00,#FFFF00,#00FF00,#0000FF,#6600FF,#8B00FF]"
This is some example text, it will look like a rainbow … hopefully.

Or just affect every 4th character:

rel="jKit[split:container=span][cycle:what=css.color;where=span;sequence=,,,#f30]"
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Fontsize

Options:

  • steps: Int 2
  • min: Int 6
  • max: Int 72
  • affected: String (jQuery selector) “p”
			
			
		

Some heading

Some text …

Some more text …

Swap

Options:

  • versions: String (comma separated) “_off,_on”

Very easely swap images with preloaded image replacements:


		

Ticker

Options:

  • delay: Int (Milliseconds) 2000
  • speed: Int or “fast”, “slow” (Milliseconds) 100
		

Sort

Options:

  • what: “text”, “html” or “class” “text”
  • by: “alphabetic” or “date” “alphabetic”
  • start: Int 0
  • end: Int 0

Sort table rows on click (up an d down):

		
Name Location Birthday Category Status Superior
Mr. Max KellerCH-7278 Davos Monstein1-29-1986freelanceractive#120
Ms. Sophia RothCH-3186 Düdingen2-16-1955freelanceractive#120
Mr. Fredi BaumannCH-6543 Arvigo11-21-1993freelanceractive
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Ms. Maja BrunnerD-21207 Seevetal10-22-1934traineeactive#120
Mr. Tom FischerLI-9492 Eschen5-19-1955freelancerinactive#1168
Ms. Alina GerberD-21710 Engelschoff10-15-1981employeeactive#1168
Mr. Tim GerberCH-6543 Arvigo12-8-2022freelanceractive#120
Mr. Felix MeierLI-9486 Schaanwald8-26-1975guestactive#120
Mr. Fredi MüllerLI-9486 Schaanwald10-24-1953traineeactive#120
Mr. Tim GerberCH-1773 Léchelles12-25-1966freelanceractive
Ms. Lilli MeyerD-21207 Seevetal11-29-1938guestactive
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Mr. Fredi GrafCH-6534 S. Vittore12-7-2022employeeactive#120
Ms. Cordelia WeberCH-6543 Arvigo2-23-1967employeeactive#120
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Ms. Sophia RothCH-3186 Düdingen2-16-1955freelanceractive#120
Mr. Fredi BaumannCH-6543 Arvigo11-21-1993freelanceractive
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Ms. Maja BrunnerD-21207 Seevetal10-22-1934traineeactive#120
Mr. Tom FischerLI-9492 Eschen5-19-1955freelancerinactive#1168
Ms. Alina GerberD-21710 Engelschoff10-15-1981employeeactive#1168
Mr. Tim GerberCH-6543 Arvigo12-8-2022freelanceractive#120
Mr. Felix MeierLI-9486 Schaanwald8-26-1975guestactive#120
Mr. Fredi MüllerLI-9486 Schaanwald10-24-1953traineeactive#120
Mr. Tim GerberCH-1773 Léchelles12-25-1966freelanceractive
Ms. Lilli MeyerD-21207 Seevetal11-29-1938guestactive
Ms. Emilie FischerD-04299 Leipzig11-7-2022freelanceractive#463
Mr. Fredi GrafCH-6534 S. Vittore12-7-2022employeeactive#120
Ms. Cordelia WeberCH-6543 Arvigo2-23-1967employeeactive#120

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