Lol, thanks a bunch for this, it was the first link on google. so i clicked it, read it, and im amazed at how easy it is, once again, thanks a bunch
An easy way to keep the look of your site fresh is to display a different image each time the page is refreshed or loaded. Accomplishing this is a very simple task.
Say you want your header image to be the random
image. First create a directory for the header images in your image directory.
ex - images/header/
Let's say we're going to swap between 4 images that are stored in our images/header/ folder. They are named 1.jpg , 2.jpg , 3.jpg , and 4.jpg
On your header cfm page you'll need two things.
First a <cfparam> statement like the following: <cfparam name="imageswap" default="#randrange(1, 4)#">
... name it whatever you want. The randrange() is the key here. Change the 4 to whatever number of images you want to swap between.
Next, an if statement:
<cfif imageswap is "1">
<img src="images/header/1.jpg"
width="539" height="119" border="0">
<cfelseif imageswap is "2">
<img src="images/header/2.jpg"
width="539"
height="119" border="0">
<cfelseif imageswap is "3">
<img
src="images/header/3.jpg" width="539" height="119"
border="0">
<cfelseif imageswap is "4">
<img
src="images/header/4.jpg"
width="539" height="119"
border="0">
</cfif>
Or you can do this:
<cfoutput>
<img
src="images/header/#imageswap#.jpg"
width="539" height="119" border="0">
</cfoutput>
That's it, they'll load randomly. You can do
this with an unlimited number of images.
Enjoy!
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Lol, thanks a bunch for this, it was the first link on google. so i clicked it, read it, and im amazed at how easy it is, once again, thanks a bunch
love the feature but cant get it to work with swf files... would you be so kind as to give us a sample how to do this?
Eduardo, I don't see why it wouldn't also work with swf's. Good luck!
Nice! Will it work with swf's too?
Was looking for something simple that didn't include a database and didn't have to list each image. This is perfect! Thanks!