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wondering Posts: 1 Joined: 8/29/2005 Status: offline	Swaping images in FP 2003 on load - 9/8/2005 11:19:03 Using FP 2003, I would like to swap images in the main table of my frontpage website. I have about 15 images to alternate. I would like images to randomly load. I have dreamweaver and fireworks, which I'm not sure I need to use, but maybe. Any help is always appreciated. Thanks, Mary


Larry M. Posts: 2907 Joined: 2/20/2003 From: Greenville, South Carolina, USA Status: offline	RE: Swaping images in FP 2003 on load - 9/8/2005 11:50:21 Mary, You can use the FrontPage 2003 Banner Ad Manager which has transition effects and timing intervals. Won't, however, load images randomly. You can see collage images controlled by the Banner Ad Manager Here Welcome to OutFront! _____________________________ Larry M. If hope and forgiveness don't work, get a gun. (in reply to wondering)

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RE: Swaping images in FP 2003 on load - 9/8/2005 19:14:27

Hi Mary, the banner ad manage is pretty cool (I played with it after Larry pointed it to me out a few weeks ago

).

If you want random images, you may need to use Javascript. Below are a few sites with info about using Javascript for random images:

I've just done this on one of my pages, the code I am using is below.

<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
image = new Array
image[1]="images/image1.gif"
image[2]="images/image2.gif"
image[3]="images/image3.gif"
image[4]="images/image4.gif"
image[5]="images/image5.gif"
image[6]="images/image6.gif"
image[7]="images/image7.gif"
image[8]="images/image8.gif"
image[9]="images/image9.gif"
image[10]="images/image10.gif"
image[11]="images/image11.gif"
image[12]="images/image12.gif"
image[13]="images/image13.gif"
image[14]="images/image14.gif"
image[15]="images/image15.gif"
random_num = (Math.round((Math.random()*14)+1))
document.write("<img class=\"nopr\" alt=\"\" src=" + "\"" + image[random_num] + "\"" + "/" + ">");
//]]>
</script>
<noscript>Javascript needs to be enabled to view random shape images. These images do not convey website content.</noscript>

Sally

(in reply to Larry M.)