Den mailed to point out a site run by a Barcelona taxi driver, Francisco Dugo aka Taxi Tupi, with a webcam and lots of lovely photos. How public-spirited!

Er, Den, all the photos look rather like work by Enric Corberó on Virtourist, and that isn’t a webcam since the pictures obviously aren’t even vaguely live.

Since Mr Dugo borrows other people’s stuff, I’ll show you the Javascript which he uses to make his slide carousel run and which he tries to hide from you. First you put this code inside a Javascript declaration between your head tags:

var i=0;<br /> function cargafoto(){<br /> if (i==50)<br /> {<br /> i=0;<br /> }<br /> if (i<=9)<br /> {<br /> document.images["webcam"].src="http://www.taxitupi.com/0" + i + ".jpg";<br /> }<br /> else<br /> {<br /> document.images["webcam"].src="http://www.taxitupi.com/" + i + ".jpg";<br /> }<br /> i++;</p> <p>pepe = setTimeout("cargafoto();",18000);<br /> }

Then you include this inside your body tag:

onload=”cargafoto();”

Finally you put this somewhere in the body:

<img src="http://www.taxitupi.com/00.jpg" name="webcam">

There, a webcam! Now relax and wait for the TV producers to call.

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1. Al-L
   April 5th 2004 10:59

   Actually I emailed him a few months ago to ask if he genuinely had a webcam. He said there were “technical difficulties” with the idea. There are if you don’t own one, yes.