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Okay, i'm very new to JavaScript and only done 3 different scripts, but my fourth seems to have gone wrong:
I'm trying to get random images up, any help would be brilliant. By the way, the spaces aren't actually there, just because of SR's length restrictions. Thanks!
RiCkOsS
I'm trying to get random images up, any help would be brilliant. By the way, the spaces aren't actually there, just because of SR's length restrictions. Thanks!
RiCkOsS
Thanks for all the help guys, it's working now! Oh and Nimco, don't laugh at me, i'm only 14 :-(
I don't know if you've sorted this, or if this will be any help, but I just got this in an e-mail from Bravenet. I remembered this thread, so thought I'd post it here...
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Displaying a Random Image and Hyperlink
Want to randomly display images and hyperlinks from a list? No problem, you can do it with a simple script like the one shown here. No need to learn server-side scripting, or slow down your pages with full-blown Java applications.
The script shown below randomly loads an image from the list you input each time a page is loaded into a browser. This example works with two images. You can add as many as you like. You can even add the same image twice to double its weighting. For example, if you have two images and would like one to be shown twice as much as the other one, simply add the preferred image twice (to total three images in all).
Here's the Script Code. All you have to do is replace the variable "imagenumber" with the correct amount of images you're using. Be sure to label each image with its corresponding number in the images array. Then do the same for the corresponding links. You can also control your image attributes in the display portion of this script, which begins with "document.write" ...
That's it. Load in your info, place the code where you want the images/links to display, refresh the page and watch what happens!
Naturally, you'll have to do a bit of editing to get your own images and links in place. Be sure to keep the imagenumber in sync with however many images and links you wish to use.
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Displaying a Random Image and Hyperlink
Want to randomly display images and hyperlinks from a list? No problem, you can do it with a simple script like the one shown here. No need to learn server-side scripting, or slow down your pages with full-blown Java applications.
The script shown below randomly loads an image from the list you input each time a page is loaded into a browser. This example works with two images. You can add as many as you like. You can even add the same image twice to double its weighting. For example, if you have two images and would like one to be shown twice as much as the other one, simply add the preferred image twice (to total three images in all).
Here's the Script Code. All you have to do is replace the variable "imagenumber" with the correct amount of images you're using. Be sure to label each image with its corresponding number in the images array. Then do the same for the corresponding links. You can also control your image attributes in the display portion of this script, which begins with "document.write" ...
That's it. Load in your info, place the code where you want the images/links to display, refresh the page and watch what happens!
Naturally, you'll have to do a bit of editing to get your own images and links in place. Be sure to keep the imagenumber in sync with however many images and links you wish to use.
:p thats 2 more than it needs and it's hardly a big script.
RiCk0sS wrote:
> Shouldn't the function random_page() line be function random_image()
> because i don't want the page to be random,just the image. Whenever i
> load up the page it seems to re-direct to my pop-up.
lol. no, the function name has no bearing on what loads - you can rename it to random_image() if you want...
> That script has a lot of page functions (not that I know much
> about Javascript)
lol. it has 2.
> Shouldn't the function random_page() line be function random_image()
> because i don't want the page to be random,just the image. Whenever i
> load up the page it seems to re-direct to my pop-up.
lol. no, the function name has no bearing on what loads - you can rename it to random_image() if you want...
> That script has a lot of page functions (not that I know much
> about Javascript)
lol. it has 2.
That script has a lot of page functions (not that I know much about Javascript)
Shouldn't the function random_page() line be function random_image() because i don't want the page to be random,just the image. Whenever i load up the page it seems to re-direct to my pop-up.
Okay, i'm very new to JavaScript and only done 3 different scripts, but my fourth seems to have gone wrong:
I'm trying to get random images up, any help would be brilliant. By the way, the spaces aren't actually there, just because of SR's length restrictions. Thanks!
RiCkOsS
I'm trying to get random images up, any help would be brilliant. By the way, the spaces aren't actually there, just because of SR's length restrictions. Thanks!
RiCkOsS