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Feedback on: irt.org FAQ Knowledge Base Q236
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Sent by CP on Saturday July 28, 2007 at 10:43:06
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Comments: Try this - crude but effective. You can create a variable for your number of images, in this case 9.
var today = new Date(); var startdate = new Date(); startdate.setTime(1183894600000); //nine pictures roll over every day in milliseconds var daysInMs = today - startdate; var day = (Math.round(daysInMs/86400000)% 9) + 1;// divisor is number of milliseconds in a day var feature; var pix = new Array(); feature = "jpeg/medium/" + day + ".jpg";; var startLargepath = "jpeg/large/"; var endLargepath = ".html"; function updateImages() {if (day == 9) {pix[2] = 1; pix[3] = 2; pix[4] = 3; } else if (day == 8) {pix[3] = 1; pix[4] = 2; pix[2] = (day + 1) } else if (day == 7) {pix[4] = 1; pix[3] = day + 2; pix[2] = day + 1; } else for (var i = 2; i < 5; i++) pix[i] = day + i-1; }
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