function fValConfig()
				{
					/*	Globals.  Modify these to suit your setup
					------------------------------------------- */
						
					//	Attribute used for fValidate Validator codes
					this.code = 'validators';
					
					//	Attribute used for custom error messages (override built-in error messages)
					this.emsg = 'emsg';
					
					//	Attribute used for pattern with custom validator type
					this.pattern = 'pattern';
					
					//	Change this to the classname you want for the error highlighting
					this.errorClass = 'errHilite';

					//	If you wish fValidate to use only single classNames for errors
					this.useSingleClassNames = false; // or true
					
					//	This is the even that triggers the clearing of the errorClass hilighting
					this.clearEvent = 'change'; // 'change' | 'blur' | null
					
					//	For browsers that don't support attachEvent or addEventListere - override existing events for error reverting?
					this.eventOverride = false;
					
					//	If the bConfirm flag is set to true, the users will be prompted with CONFIRM box with this message
					//	See your language file for this value
					this.confirmMsg = fvalidate.i18n.config.confirmMsg;
					
					//	If user cancels CONFIRM, then this message will be alerted.  If you don't want this alert to show, then
					//	empty the variable (  this.confirmAbortMsg = '';  )
					//	See your langauge file for this value
					this.confirmAbortMsg = fvalidate.i18n.config.confirmAbortMsg;
					
					//	Enter the name/id of your form's submit button here.  Can be a string or array of strings
					this.submitButton = ['Submit','Submit2'];
					
					//	Enter the name/id of your form's reset button here
					this.resetButton = 'Reset';
					
					//	Ender the name or id of the SELECT object here. Make sure you pay attention to the values (CC Types)
					//	used in the case statement for the function validateCC()
					this.ccType = 'Credit_Card_Type';
					
					//	NOTE: The config value below exists for backwards compatibility with fValidate 3.55b.  If you have a newer 
					//	version, use the above this.ccType instead.
					//	Enter the DOM name of the SELECT object here. Make sure you pay attention to the values (CC Types)
					//	used in the case statement for the function validateCC()
					this.ccTypeObj = 'form1.Credit_Card_Type';
					
					//	Element where box errors will appear
					this.boxError = 'errors';
					
					//	Prefix given to all error paragraphs in box error mode
					this.boxErrorPrefix = 'fv_error_';
					
					this.displayName= 'displayName';
				}