--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "Fallout =)" <falout1@...> wrote:

Try this scroller script and you will see a internal clock on your vmu.
<script>
document.write('<embed type=application/x-dreamcast-lcdticker text="'+new
Date()+' DreamCast" hidden=true font="17" scrolldelay="30">');
</script>

Or this to hide the plugin message from pc browsers.
<script>
if(navigator.platform.indexOf('Dreamcast')!=-1)
{document.write('<embed type=application/x-dreamcast-lcdticker text="'+new
Date()+' DreamCast" hidden=true font="17" scrolldelay="30">');
}
</script>

Speaking of clock,
x-avefront://---.dream/proc/menu/sntp
Alot of you already know this xavefront command for internal clock and connected
time, there is another way without use that xavefront.
Try it with DP browser
Look at the right bottom corner on the status bar. you will see a clock, drag
your cursor arrow over the clock and hit A+Start button at same time, clock and
connected time will appear.
If you have a mouse drag arrow over the clock and hold Left Click and push Thumb
button, clock will appear. I still have some command for DK but i dont have a DK
to test it.

> Also I was playing around with a javascript snippet i found on a
> Official Dreamcast Game Site "I think f355 Passione rossa"
>
> It only displays given content if the Useragent or platform given in
> the script is detected .
>
> <EXAMPLE CODE>
> ---------------------------------------------
> <script language="JavaScript">
> <!--
> DC=(navigator.platform.indexOf('Dreamcast')!=-1);
> if(DC){
> doc='<embed type=application/x-dreamcast-lcdticker text="Dreamcast
> Javascript Test" hidden=true loop=true>';
> document.write(doc)
> }
> //-->
> </script>
> ----------------------------------------------
> Works also with Useragent... eg dreamkey/2 - dreampassport/3
> " (navigator.Useragent.indexOf('Dreamkey/2')!=-1); "
>
>
>
> I created 2 html pages to test the script , it worked on my local
> computer , but not sure if it works on dc . So i would be glad if
> someone could try the script too ;)
>
> On the first link "if-dreamcast-01.html" only peopel browisng with a
> dreamcast should see the message on there vmu screen . Where on the
> second link only peopel on windows machines should see it .
>
> http://bustaremember.bu.funpic.de/javascript/if-dreamcast-01.html
> http://bustaremember.bu.funpic.de/javascript/if-dreamcast-02.html
>
> I want to use this script to hide the vmu scoller for
> windows/linux/mac users browsing to the site ."Firefox displays a
> plugin message and the design is screwed "
>
>
> PS: www.dcarchiv.6x.to will be the site i'll implent this scripts
>