mixshows — Fri, 22 Oct 2004 15:12:22 +0000

thanks for the help but the code doesnt quite work for what i need, let me a little more specific , i have a header on a website , the main header picture is cut up into 4 slices, in such a way:

i need to make images 1-4 rotate as a whole so that theres a different girl picture in the header everytime one visits the page, any help is GREATLY appreciated, thanks

mixshows — Tue, 19 Oct 2004 20:16:57 +0000

THANKS DOG! im goin to give this a shot!

Greg K — Tue, 19 Oct 2004 19:48:56 +0000

use the following naming convention (assuming the header is broken up into a left, center and right image):

l_image01.gif
c_image01.gif
r_image01.gif

l_image02.gif
c_image02.gif
r_image02.gif

l_image03.gif
c_image03.gif
r_image03.gif

l_image04.gif
c_image04.gif
r_image04.gif

Then in your code, I assume somewhere from the rotating, you would end up with a variable that contains the chosen image (say "image03.gif"). Now for each of the three images, you just need to prepend the name with "l_", "c_" or "r_".

-Greg