Gadgets

Gadgets... I guess that's what to call them. I had a whole bunch of these running on Google's site, when they were hosting them. Then they totally changed everything around, and more or less dropped support. So, I salvaged what I could, and repurposed them for use here. There are only a couple. I will add more, as I find time.

To use any of these on your site, simply copy and paste the provided code block into your page wherever you want it to appear.

Digital Clock
This came up as a direct result of someone asking how to do it. I already had most of the code written. So I pulled together some new graphics and wrote this thing.

Analog Clock
Something struck me as a need to build this thing. It took me less than an hour. So there really isn't a lot to it. But it does work pretty well for being so small in the code.

Holiday countdown timers

Halloween countdown timer.

Christmas countdown timer. You may notice it's just a preview...
These gadgets cannot run on the same page together as they use the exact same engine.
preview
<script language="JavaScript" SRC="https://dpoisn.com/countdown/countdown.js"></script><script language="JavaScript" SRC="https://dpoisn.com/gadgets/xmas/xmas.js"></script>

Simple Calendar
This is nothing more than a simple script to generate a calendar starting with today's date. The bit for scrolling through the months IS now working. It may seem silly, but I actually like to see the calendar every day. And since I didn't actually have one, I made one...

Mouse following Snake
Not that I would suggest really using this thing. It's just an additional demo based on this demo, which itself was based on this proof of concept

Calculator
A reasonably functional calculator. Moveable too. Click on the icon to launch the applet.

Fuzzy Clock

Moon Phase Clock

Full Gadget:
<script language="JavaScript" src="https://dpoisn.com/gadgets/moonclock/moonclock_phase.js"></script>

Just the Moon graphic:
<script language="JavaScript" src="https://dpoisn.com/gadgets/moonclock/moonclock.js"></script><script>document.write(c)</script>

Note: There are two versions of this script. If you are concerned about the content of the photos, please use the second script. It has all the offensive pictures taken out.