digiclock.swf
FPP hotspot plugin for displaying a digital clock.
The clock has 6 built-in fonts, and the display can be customized by using a format string.
Hotspot attributes:
NOTES: Local system time is always used. The clock format is decided by the format="..." attribute, and the following placeholders can be used:
All other characters in the format string will be shown as is.
If you are not using the "A" placeholder, the clock will show the 24-hour format.
So, to get a clock as in the font examples below, you can use a format string like "W D M h:m:s".
The clock font can be specified by a normal font name as "Arial" or "Trebuchet MS" - or by the number of an embedded font (1-6). By using one of the embedded fonts, you can be certain that the clock looks the same in the viewers PC as in your own.
Font 5 is monospaced - not as pleasant to look at, but useful if you need a set, non-varying clock width.
Flash can only display the English names of the months and the weekdays, so if you want to use another language, you have to use the months="..." and weekdays="..." attributes. Just list the names of the months and weekdays, beginning with January and Sunday separated by commas(,).
Example of a digiclock hotspot:
| format | format="D M h:m:s" | Clock format, default="h:m:s", see below |
| font | font="5" | Font name or number (1-6), default=1, see below |
| fontColor | fontColor="#C00000" | Font color, default=#FFFFFF |
| fontSize | fontSize="24" | Font size, default=16 |
| months | months="Jan,Feb,Mar..." | Names of the months - optional, see below |
| weekdays | weekdays="Sonn,Mon,Dien..." | Names of the weekdays - optional, see below |
NOTES: Local system time is always used. The clock format is decided by the format="..." attribute, and the following placeholders can be used:
| Y | year | 2010 |
| M | month | Oct |
| D | day | 30 |
| W | weekday | Sat |
| h | hours | 08 |
| m | minutes | 27 |
| s | seconds | 53 |
| A | AM/PM | AM |
If you are not using the "A" placeholder, the clock will show the 24-hour format.
So, to get a clock as in the font examples below, you can use a format string like "W D M h:m:s".
The clock font can be specified by a normal font name as "Arial" or "Trebuchet MS" - or by the number of an embedded font (1-6). By using one of the embedded fonts, you can be certain that the clock looks the same in the viewers PC as in your own.
Font 5 is monospaced - not as pleasant to look at, but useful if you need a set, non-varying clock width.
Flash can only display the English names of the months and the weekdays, so if you want to use another language, you have to use the months="..." and weekdays="..." attributes. Just list the names of the months and weekdays, beginning with January and Sunday separated by commas(,).
Example of a digiclock hotspot:
<box id="myclock1" url="digiclock.swf" pan="174" tilt="-4" orientation="sphere" rotationX="30" rotationY="4" rotationZ="1" refreshRate="1" segmentsX="4" segmentsY="4" buttonMode="0" font="2" fontColor="#C00000" fontSize="24" format="W D M h:m:s" weekdays="Sön,Mån,Tis,Ons,Tor,Fre,Lör" months="Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr,Maj,Jun,Jul,Aug,Sep,Okt,Nov,Dec" />