Include / Daily Image Rotater

[Moif]

Hi all, me again.

I'm trying to incorporate a script that will display an image depending on the day of the week. I've found this code:

Koodi [Valitse] Laajenna


<?php

/**
 * Change the name of the image folder
 *
 * Images must be named Monday.gif, Tuesday.gif etc
 */

// Change to the location of the folder containing the images
$image_folder = "images/days";

// You do not need to edit below this line

$today = date('l');
if (file_exists($image_folder."/".$today.".gif")) {

  echo "<img src=\"$image_folder/".$today.".gif\">";

}

else {
  echo "No image was found for $today";

}

?>


Which works fine here:

http://forums.brap.fm/Themes/default/image.php

I've created a folder called 'days' inside my 'images' folder and it's display a pink gif named 'Friday.gif'. Which is great.

What I'm trying to do is have that pink block appear next to our big flash 'CLICKME' thing here: http://forums.brap.fm/index.php

I've got the table code already in there (commented out at the moment) and if I try and place that script within the table block I don't see the image, only the 'No image was found for $today' output. Which again, is working as intended. Or not, as the case may be.

I'm also omitting the <? php and ?> as I get a synax error. I've also tried to include the image.php

Koodi [Valitse] Laajenna

include("image.php");

..but to no avail.

Where am I going wrong? I'm trying not to use an IFRAME as that messed things up slightly.

[vbgamer45]

I would just put this code in the template

Koodi [Valitse] Laajenna



/**
* Change the name of the image folder
*
* Images must be named Monday.gif, Tuesday.gif etc
*/

// Change to the location of the folder containing the images
$image_folder = "images/days";

// You do not need to edit below this line

$today = date('l');
if (file_exists($image_folder."/".$today.".gif")) {

  echo "<img src=\"$image_folder/".$today.".gif\">";

}

else {
  echo "No image was found for $today";

}


And change
$image_folder = "images/days";

To be the full path to the images folder