Sig Rotater

DOES ANYONE HAVE A SIG ROTATER LYING AROUND? IF SO CAN U ADD ME ON MSN OR AIM AND TELL ME HOW TO USE IT. TY. [email protected] AIM=canadianmvp2

 

photoshop maybe ? ? ? ?

 

you can make one real easy. Click the starter kit and get a free host. Thats how I had my first one. Really easy to set up.

 

<?php
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/* Suho1004's PHP Sig Rotator V2.0 */
/* */
/* This script takes an inventory of all image files in a directory */
/* and displays one at random. All you need to do is save this code */
/* in a directory that contains your images (name it what you will, */
/* but make sure it has a ".php" extension). Then just link to this */
/* script to get your random image. */
/* */
/* I would recommend naming this file "index.php," and then you can */
/* just link to the directory itself (like I do in my example). */
/* */
/* Once you've read these instructions, feel free to delete them to */
/* cut down on the file size. I claim no rights to this code, which */
/* means you can do whatever you like with it. Have fun. */
/* */
/* Thanks to TP for the gentle nudging... */
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

if ($dir = opendir("."))
{
$list = buildimagearray($dir);
displayrandomimage($list);
}

// This function reads all the files in the current directory and adds all image files to the array $list[]
function buildimagearray($dir)
{
while (false !== ($file = readdir($dir)))
{
if (!is_dir($file) && getimagesize($file))
{
$list[] = $file;
}
}
return $list;
}

// This function selects a random image, determines the mime type, opens the file for reading,
// and then outputs the image
function displayrandomimage($list)
{
srand ((double) microtime() * 10000000);
$sig = array_rand ($list);

$size = getimagesize ($list[$sig]);
$fp = fopen($list[$sig], "rb");

if ($size && $fp)
{
header("Content-type: {$size['mime']}");
fpassthru($fp);
exit;
}
}
?>


That's the script you need. Place it in the folder with your pics, and link to this file. It will call the sigs in your rotation.