analolog clock in the web page

Paul wrote:

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Paul wrote:
Where can I get an analog clock for my web pages?
1. Google for flash clock.
2. http://edmullen.net/fclock.php

Thank you very much. I have used one of those clock and put it in one of my
pages here
http://www.orefelici.com/wedding.html

If I use IE it's OK and I like it!!
But...if I use Mozilla Firefox. it is invisible...... why?

If I haven't made some mistakes it depends probably on different functions
of these browsers.
If it is so, it is better for me if I don't put this flash things.
Anyway they are interesting and funny in some way!
Paul

On that page there is a bit about embedding the clock in an HTML page
using "object." Try that. It is a way to have your HTML work
"cross-browser" and validate.

http://validator.w3.org/
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

I just visited Italy (Roma, Firenze and Vezzia) in September. I loved
Italy! I even got to meet for the first time my cugina in Fiugni.

My mother's maiden name was DiMarcantonio. I am half Italian and half
Irish. Which should, to anyone astute enough, explain any strange
messages I may have ever posted here. :-)


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On Jan 12, 11:06 am, "Paul" <orelieteNOS... (AT) NOSPAMtiscali (DOT) it> wrote:

Where can I get an analog clock for my web pages?
Is it a good idea or not putting that thing in the pages?
I have seen it in some sites....
Thank you
Paul

Does it add to your site? If so, then put it there, if not, then
leave it off. Google "javascript clock" or "flash clock" you should
find hundreds of them

Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sun, 13 Jan 2008 01:53:32
GMT Ed Mullen scribed:

Neredbojias wrote:
Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sat, 12 Jan 2008
18:01:10 GMT Ed Mullen scribed:

Paul wrote:
Where can I get an analog clock for my web pages?

2. http://edmullen.net/fclock.php

I really like that page. Just looked it over for now but will return
to check out all clocks more thoroughly. Btw, 1 css error which may
be a simple forgotten '#' and a warning which possibly could be dealt
with by offsetting colors by 1.


Well, crap! I thought I just validated all the CSS and HTML. I guess
I'll have to do it again /apres Jim Beam/. But, thanks for the heads
up. And the interest!

Ah, minor stuff. Don't lose any sleep over it.

Fair disclosure: As I say on the Web page, I did not create any of
these. I just collected them through searches and give attribution
where possible.

Understood. I'm curious to see how the featured clock works in all 3 main
browsers with just <object> and no <embed> (-apparently, unless there's
something in a conditional comment or I missed at a glance.) Ironically,
time is just what I need. <g>

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If I use IE it's OK and I like it!!
But...if I use Mozilla Firefox. it is invisible...... why?

The object attribute data is incorrect. data="NameOfFlashFile.swf"
should be the same as the param movie value
"http://www.orefelici.com/relog.swf"


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"Paul" <orelieteNOSPAM (AT) NOSPAMtiscali (DOT) it> wrote in
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If I use IE it's OK and I like it!!
But...if I use Mozilla Firefox. it is invisible...... why?

The object attribute data is incorrect. data="NameOfFlashFile.swf"
should be the same as the param movie value
"http://www.orefelici.com/relog.swf"

Yes, you're right, I have already seen my mistake and begin to correct it.
Thank you
Paul

Neredbojias wrote:

Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sun, 13 Jan 2008 01:53:32
GMT Ed Mullen scribed:

Neredbojias wrote:
Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sat, 12 Jan 2008
18:01:10 GMT Ed Mullen scribed:

Paul wrote:
Where can I get an analog clock for my web pages?
2. http://edmullen.net/fclock.php
I really like that page. Just looked it over for now but will return
to check out all clocks more thoroughly. Btw, 1 css error which may
be a simple forgotten '#' and a warning which possibly could be dealt
with by offsetting colors by 1.

Well, crap! I thought I just validated all the CSS and HTML. I guess
I'll have to do it again /apres Jim Beam/. But, thanks for the heads
up. And the interest!

Ah, minor stuff. Don't lose any sleep over it.

Hmm. Just validated the CSS again and I see no errors. Maybe I fixed
it in my sleep!

Fair disclosure: As I say on the Web page, I did not create any of
these. I just collected them through searches and give attribution
where possible.

Understood. I'm curious to see how the featured clock works in all 3 main
browsers with just <object> and no <embed> (-apparently, unless there's
something in a conditional comment or I missed at a glance.) Ironically,
time is just what I need. <g

Works fine in IE6, IE7, SeaMonkey, Firefox, Opera and Safari.

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Ed Mullen wrote:

Hmm. Just validated the CSS again and I see no errors. Maybe I fixed
it in my sleep!

/* begin link handling */
a {
cursor: pointer;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
text-decoration: none;
}

a:link {
color: #0000cc;
}

a:focus {
color: 0000cc;
^
Add '#' here---

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Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Ed Mullen wrote:

Hmm. Just validated the CSS again and I see no errors. Maybe I fixed
it in my sleep!

/* begin link handling */
a {
cursor: pointer;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
text-decoration: none;
}

a:link {
color: #0000cc;
}

a:focus {
color: 0000cc;
^
Add '#' here---

Sigh. Looking at this made realize that I forgot to upload the fixed
file to the server! Thanks!

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Ed Mullen wrote:

Sigh. Looking at this made realize that I forgot to upload the fixed
file to the server! Thanks!

Been there and done that! ;-)

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I just visited Italy (Roma, Firenze and Vezzia) in September. I loved
Italy! I even got to meet for the first time my cugina in Fiugni.

Fiuggi

I am glad you haven't visited Napoli, specially in this period.
It is a shame for those people (and for italians too) that the city is
really covered with rubbish, streets full of trash, and air contaminated
with putrescent materials.
Politicians and "camorra" made it. Camorra is a sort of mafia, criminal
people.
And the problem is growing without no solution.
They are trying to transport that rubbish abroad and in other italian
regions, but local people are in rebellion against this "solution".

My mother's maiden name was DiMarcantonio.

Marcantonio, as you know, was an ancient important political man who lived
in Rome about 2000 years ago, so probably this name come from ancient Rome!!

I am half Italian and half Irish. Which should, to anyone astute enough,
explain any strange messages I may have ever posted here. :-)

You may have taken the best from these two people. The important thing is
that your ancestors weren't from Napoli....:-))

Paul