A
ALX
I would like to have a different picture appear each time you open my web
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?
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M
Murray
Simple.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there, if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that you
want randomly selected.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there, if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that you
want randomly selected.
M
Michael
This solves my problem too! Does it work with a SHARED BORDER? Do I need to
make this change in the top.htm file or in any file using the Shared Border?
Michael
make this change in the top.htm file or in any file using the Shared Border?
Michael
Murray said:Simple.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there, if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that you
want randomly selected.
--
Murray
ALX said:I would like to have a different picture appear each time you open my web
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?
M
Murray
Is the image you are "rotating" part of the shared border (I hope not!)?
--
Murray
--
Murray
Michael said:This solves my problem too! Does it work with a SHARED BORDER? Do I need
to
make this change in the top.htm file or in any file using the Shared
Border?
Michael
Murray said:Simple.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want
to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there,
if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that
you
want randomly selected.
--
Murray
ALX said:I would like to have a different picture appear each time you open my
web
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?
M
Michael
I don't know about ALX, but, yes, mine are part of the shared border. (See
www.missioneperte.it.) THat's bad, huh?
www.missioneperte.it.) THat's bad, huh?
Murray said:Is the image you are "rotating" part of the shared border (I hope not!)?
--
Murray
Michael said:This solves my problem too! Does it work with a SHARED BORDER? Do I need
to
make this change in the top.htm file or in any file using the Shared
Border?
Michael
Murray said:Simple.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want
to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there,
if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that
you
want randomly selected.
--
Murray
I would like to have a different picture appear each time you open my
web
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?
A
Andrew Murray
Yes, that's because it will change with every page loaded since you are reloading
the "shared" top.htm file every time you load a page with the border.
the "shared" top.htm file every time you load a page with the border.
Murray said:Is the image you are "rotating" part of the shared border (I hope not!)?
--
Murray
Michael said:This solves my problem too! Does it work with a SHARED BORDER? Do I need
to
make this change in the top.htm file or in any file using the Shared
Border?
Michael
Murray said:Simple.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want
to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there,
if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that
you
want randomly selected.
--
Murray
I would like to have a different picture appear each time you open my
web
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?
A
Andrew Murray
Yes, that's bad.
Essentially Shared Borders are sort-of like Server Side Includes - the included
file will load with each page using it, therefore your rotating-image-on-load
will load a new image each time that shared border file is loaded and that is
each and every time you go to a different page, a new image will load. If that's
what you want, fine, but it is not going to occur as a once-off event.
Where if you have a single page with no borders, then the image will load once
for that session, or until that page is revisited.
Essentially Shared Borders are sort-of like Server Side Includes - the included
file will load with each page using it, therefore your rotating-image-on-load
will load a new image each time that shared border file is loaded and that is
each and every time you go to a different page, a new image will load. If that's
what you want, fine, but it is not going to occur as a once-off event.
Where if you have a single page with no borders, then the image will load once
for that session, or until that page is revisited.
Michael said:I don't know about ALX, but, yes, mine are part of the shared border. (See
www.missioneperte.it.) THat's bad, huh?
Murray said:Is the image you are "rotating" part of the shared border (I hope not!)?
--
Murray
Michael said:This solves my problem too! Does it work with a SHARED BORDER? Do I need
to
make this change in the top.htm file or in any file using the Shared
Border?
Michael
:
Simple.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want
to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there,
if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that
you
want randomly selected.
--
Murray
I would like to have a different picture appear each time you open my
web
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?
M
Michael
Do I put this code in the top.htm page?
Andrew Murray said:Yes, that's because it will change with every page loaded since you are reloading
the "shared" top.htm file every time you load a page with the border.
Murray said:Is the image you are "rotating" part of the shared border (I hope not!)?
--
Murray
Michael said:This solves my problem too! Does it work with a SHARED BORDER? Do I need
to
make this change in the top.htm file or in any file using the Shared
Border?
Michael
:
Simple.
Put this in the head of the page -
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function displayRandomImage(imageName,array){
document.images[imageName].src=array[new Date().getTime()%array.length];
}
urls=["images/cs1.jpg","images/cs2.jpg","images/cs3.jpg","images/cs4.jpg"]
//-->
</script>
(adjust the urls line to list the pathnames of the image files you want
to
use)
then make the body tag like this (preserving other content already there,
if
necessary) -
<body onLoad="displayRandomImage('yourimagename',urls)" ...>
where "yourimagename" is replaced with the HTML name of the image that
you
want randomly selected.
--
Murray
I would like to have a different picture appear each time you open my
web
site. Can anyone tell me how I cn do this?