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Old 13th February 2007, 12:03
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Question Looking for a Analog Clock Web Part
Hi!
I'm building a wss based intranet site, and I need a Analog clock webpart for it.
Tried google it, but didnt have much luck..

Can anyone help?
If you offer a script, please explain how to implement it into the site.

thanks!
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Default Re: Looking for a Analog Clock Web Part
When you say web part is it for a sharepoint based site?

WIll a flash object do? There are loads of them about.
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Default Re: Looking for a Analog Clock Web Part
If you can point me to a flash player webpart as well as the flash based clock part..

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Default Re: Looking for a Analog Clock Web Part
There seem to be a few analog clock web parts on the first page here:



EDIT: Most of the applicable links help you build one. One site is selling them and another promises to post a free flash-based one in the future.
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Default Re: Looking for a Analog Clock Web Part
A clock in 'flash' like this one ? http://www.text-reader.com/pic/watch_vector2.swf.
or this one: http://www.windowscorner.com/etcetera/clock.swf
Or find more: http://www.google.com/search?q=flash...+clock&spell=1

Use it like the code below, or better copy the object to your own site first
Code:
<html> 
<head> 
</head 
<body alink="#ff0000"> 
<div align="center"> 
<OBJECT classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" ID=FlashMovieWIDTH="100%"  HEIGHT="100%" align="center"> 
<PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="http://www.text-reader.com/pic/watch_vector2.swf"> 
<PARAM NAME=quality VALUE=high> 
<PARAM NAME=wmode VALUE='transparent'> 
<PARAM NAME=scale VALUE='showall'> 
<PARAM NAME=bgcolor VALUE="black"> 
<EMBED src="http://www.text-reader.com/pic/watch_vector2.swf" quality=highbgcolor=#FFFFFF WIDTH="400" HEIGHT="400"NAME="myMovieName" ALIGN="center" TYPE="application/x-shockwave-flash"PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"> 
</EMBED> 
</OBJECT> 
</div> 
</html>
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Default Re: Looking for a Analog Clock Web Part
Thanks Rems.

I uploaded the SWF into my SharePoint site and linked it to a Page Viewer Web Part per this post on flash Animation:

http://msd2d.com/Content/Tip_viewite...6-574E05F95945

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This is SO simple but a nice tip for easy visual enhancements of your portal site. Create your animation and save it as “yourfile.SWF” to a portal DocLib. (include a flashcheck if necessay). Now create a -Page Viewer WebPart- and simply link to the file. Note: since there are NO width and height tags the animation will shrink when the page resizes (use the webpart width-and height-properties to prevent unwanted effects).

Somehow the 'normal' way of calling an swf file through the object tag does not work. Can anyone explain? Does it have to do with safety controls?
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