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But I think that would kill the "minimalist" look I was aiming for :p

I don't think a calendar like this would 'ruin the minimal' look of your desktop if it was included.....no more than incorporating winamp buttons into it :rolleyes:

http://www.dockex.com/?pageId=docklets&dkview=58

my doom 3 shortcut is broken. When i click it, it brings ye old quake 3 console, spits out some crap, then crashes. I spotted something saying "c:\documents and settings\keith\desktop..blah blah." I want to know why it's trying to run off my desktop instead of c:\program files\doom 3

my doom 3 shortcut is broken. When i click it, it brings ye old quake 3 console, spits out some crap, then crashes. I spotted something saying "c:\documents and settings\keith\desktop..blah blah." I want to know why it's trying to run off my desktop instead of c:\program files\doom 3

Please post the HTML code for your doom 3 shortcut so I can see what the problem is.

I had a noob problem :p

Ok, I want to make a Box (box = square to put the info and scripts) in dreamweaver...But I don't know the command for that mmm "square"

So I want to add a script to open the next stuff:

C:/

D:/

F:/

G:/

A:/

And the look...

Well, like the look of the menu's on your image... like:

. . : : My Computer

c:

d:

etc...

I love this concept and have been using active desktop for some time.

I have taken the liberty of making a small modification for the weather "element".

I have made the ..::weather heading a link to display the weather page (wunderground) for your Zip Code.

I have also added the City, State and the update time to the display.

Here is what it looks like...

weather_clip.jpg

If you are so inclined, here is how to do it...

In the getWeatherUpdate() function...

add the following...

?	case 0:
 ? ?var ut = rsp[0].split(" "); //splits the update time into single words
 ? ?document.getElementById('weather_update').innerHTML = ?"updated " + ut[0] + " " + ut[1] + " " + ut[2]; //displays time am/pm timezone
 ? ?break;

and...

?	case 18:
 ? ?document.getElementById('weather_city').innerHTML = ?rsp[i];
 ? ?break;
 ?	case 19:
 ? ?document.getElementById('weather_state').innerHTML = ?rsp[i];
 ? ?break;

Next, in the weather div tag...

change the ..::weather heading to a link for your location...

<span class="title"><a href="http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=14621">. . : : w e a t h e r</a></span><br />

.................Just make sure you change your Zip Code or you will get weather for my home town.

and add the following...

<label id="weather_city" name="weather_city">City</label>, <label id="weather_state" name="weather_state">State</label> ::<br>

.................I put this just under the ..::weather heading in this example

and...

<label id="weather_update" name="weather_update">update</label> ::<br>

.................I put this as the last line under the ..::weather heading in this example.

I am currently working on a hidden section (enabled with keyboard shortcut) to enter new links and also a "plug-in" to dynamicly generate a menu from a pre-designated folder.

More details to follow...

Tom F.

Rochester, NY

Edited by sfblubberboom
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