1 2function createPopup(type, title, body){ 3 4 $('.content-icon').children('div').each(function(i) { 5 $(this).removeClass('hidden'); 6 $(this).addClass('hidden'); 7 }); 8 9 document.getElementById('popup_alert_title').innerHTML = title 10 document.getElementById('popup_alert_body').innerHTML = body 11 $('#popup_alert').popup('show'); 12} 13 14function closePopup(){ 15 $('#popup_alert').popup('hide'); 16} 17 18function reloadPopup(){ 19 $('#popup_alert').popup('show'); 20} 21 22function openPopup() { 23 createPopup('submission','About This Map', 'In 2000, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) started requiring telecommunication companies to report availability of broadband service. This reporting is known as the FCC Form 477. In 2008, the FCC Form 477 required providers to report broadband coverage at the Census Block level. As the need for broadband increases, especially for rural America, the need for improvements in broadband availability data increases. <br><br>In 2020, the Broadband DATA Act was passed requiring the FCC to improve the accuracy and resolution of broadband data collected. In 2021, Virginia passed a Budget Bill to develop a statewide broadband availability map based on the new DATA Act requirements and conducted its first broadband data collection. Future Virginia collections will be done on an annual basis. <br><br>The Virginia Broadband Availability Mapping Portal, utilizing this new data, is scheduled to be released to the public in Q2 2022. This current version is the closed beta and only has limited functionality compared to the future public release.'); 24} 25 26function showPopup(body, popupId) { 27 $('#tooltip_body').html(body); 28 $('#tooltip').popup({ 29 type: 'tooltip', 30 tooltipanchor: $('#'+popupId), 31 offsetleft: 0, 32 offsettop: '-5', 33 vertical: 'top', 34 horizontal: 'center', 35 }); 36 $('#tooltip').popup('show'); 37}
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