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Mercifull

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  1. This post will explain how to set up your own random image script using your own webspace with your isp, some free hosts or real webhost. Step 1: Create the code. The following is basic php code which will create a random image script. Save this file as rand.jpeg <?php ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /* Matt Sims' PHP Sig Rotator V1.3 */ /* */ /* 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). */ /* */ /* [email protected] */ /* www.evilmerc.com */ ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 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; } } ?> Save the file and upload to your webspace. Step 2: You will need to create a file to make the webser parse .jpeg files as php in order to get the script to work rather than displaying random characters of code. Create a file called htaccess.txt and paste the following code. AddType application/x-httpd-php jpeg Again upload to your webspace but you must then rename the file as .htaccess (thats dot htaccess with nothing before the ".") You will then get a working image like the one at http://avatar.evilmerc.com/lil/rand.jpeg Step 3: Create the image listing page. To make a page showing all the images in the directory like the one on this page. Use the code found here In my example I have it saved as show.php but you could save it as index.php so that people see the image list when they type your image path directory. Optional: If you want you could also add an image upload script such as the one I use on Woo Yay! You can view the code I use on that site here. How it looks: There are currently 29 images in my sig. Click here to see them all! And in BBCode format: [img=http://avatar.evilmerc.com/lil/rand.jpeg] There are currently [u]29[/u] images in my sig. Click [url=http://avatar.evilmerc.com/lil/show.php]here[/url] to see them all! Keywords: Random sig script image php code htaccess rotator mercifull
  2. LEOTARD Very sad to hear, he will be missed. :(
  3. You cna still take part. Today is International White band Day so wear white. It doesnt have to be an official gel band or anything its only to show your support. Get some fabrix and tie it around your wrist.
  4. I tried looking on the boards briefly for a person that has this in their sig but i coudlnt find one. This is how you would normally do it tho... [img=http://uzzisoft.com/randomsigscript/blahblah.jpg] There are [u][b]X[/b][/u] images in my sig. Click [url=http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v357/blahblah]here[/url] to see them all Alternatively if you have your own webspace you can set it up yourself a million times better. I tried finding the code that I posted on these forums but I couldnt find it. Ill post it when i get home
  5. Ad-aware Spybot S&D HijackThis CWShredder
  6. I belive that while Satellite is VERY good for downloading large files very quickly the upload rate and "ping" that you get on game servers etc is terrible.
  7. You cant do it with photobucket. the people that link to their photobuckets in the "click here to see all my sigs" just have a copy of the images in their bucket. The random image script is hosted by uzzisoft.
  8. I campaigned for this to be added about 3 years ago. Its not gonna happen. While the filesize is smaller they pose a much bigger risk than static images. In flash you could add javascript or actionscripting code to make the browser do odd things. With a cleverly crafted url i could make a sig so that if an admin looks at it then the forums gets locked or a post gets deleted etc. Its not going to happen, sorry.
  9. Meh stupid tip.it censor. Here it is http://img83.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mattpleb3cl. swf remove space
  10. http://img83.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mattpleb3cl.swf I got bored and was inspired to make this lol
  11. Mercifull replied to Blipo's topic in Off-Topic
    lol "leet speek" has been around since before Habbo hotel was even thought up.
  12. perhaps you downloaded the incorrect version of Java. Go to ther java website again and download the latest version (non developer)
  13. I have 4 white bands lol. I only normally wear one at a time tho Left to Right Fabric "MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY" band, Gel MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY 2005, Gel "Glastonbury 2005 helping 'MakePovertyHistory'." and a final special one with the Oxfam logo on it that I got sent for free because I regularly donate. I am a bit dissapointed in you selling your Glasto ticket tho. I hope that you gave any profit you made to charity.
  14. Sign up to PayByCash and follow the instructions to pay using paypal. Its not hard. What exactly are you stuck on?
  15. Title of post: Rate my FLASH trailer
  16. You cannot pay with Paypal directly. You have to use Jagex's 3rd party billing company called PayByCash. You need to register with them in order to use Paypal as an option. You can read all the payment options that PayByCash accepts by going to this site http://www.paybycash.com/paymentmethods.htm
  17. I hope you took pictures :o You saw the milky way? wow pretty impressive seeing that we are IN the milky way
  18. In your regular control panel there should be an icon for the SUN Java Control panel. I did say in the sticky... Remember to select SUN Java when choosing what java to play runescape on. Also note that Runescape isnt fully complient with Firefox yet so i reccomend using the ]downloadable client.
  19. Cheers Pyro, ill have a read of that later :D
  20. Youll have to use less colours. The problem with a fade in/out animation is that it increases the number of colours used in the gif by like 10 fold or something stupid. Its hard to retain quality. Perhaps have the fade in etc over block colour instead of gradiated or textured to reduce the extra colours needed.
  21. Hungry Horse restaurants do a 20oz steak and chips with onion rings for less than a tenner ^_^
  22. lol you sound like me ^_^
  23. Its likely you are loading a different profile. Do as Hannibal said first and then consider getting a Profile backup utility such as MozBackup or BackupFox
  24. 1: Sticky: Problems using java for playing runescape ? Look here... 2: Post exactly what kind of specs you want and budget 3: Check out how I keep my PC so clean.
  25. Mercifull replied to hover509's topic in Off-Topic
    You need Winamp to hear it.

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