Aletrnating picture

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Charles

I want to display a different .jpg picture every time a visitor goes to my
website, out of a pool of 20 pictures. I found a FP add-in that rotates
pictures every x seconds, but this is not exactly what I want. I want a
different picture to be chosen every time the site is displayed, and then it
does not need to switch to another picture. I also do not want to use Java
and would prefer a solution that works on IE and Netscape (ideally pure
HTML, maybe JavaScript) and will not cause any security wanrnings.

I consider myself a beginner level web publisher, so I do not dominate any
complex programming techniques. Is there an easy way to do this?

Thanks.
Charles
 
Requires a Random JavaScript Image loading script. Which FP Add-in have you found?

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I found the FP Add-In under Insert -> Web Component -> Dynamic Effects ->
Banner Ad Manager (w/o using the "Link to").

Where can I find a Random JavaScript Image loading script?

Charles.
 
Do a search for the following in the IE address bar:

? JavaScript Random Image Rotator Scripts

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Please refer to one of the solutions mentioned in this
article:

Banner Ad Manager Displays Incorrectly
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tips/tipshow.aspx?tip=26

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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Thanks to all. I used one of the JavaScripts that was mentioned here. That
was exactly what I was looking for.

Charles
 

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