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Re: Random icons on each theme block?

by file2mail on 2004/8/18 12:47:45

^^bump

so does anyone know if this is possible??? using the smarty templates?

Random icons on each theme block?

by stonez on 2003/9/4 4:42:56

I would like to put a little icons on each block based on
a randomized number. Where sholud I write the code?
Do I put this randomized function in the theme.html or
in somewhere else? or should I use the smarty template to
generate the randomized number for me?

in the theme.html file
<img src="<{$xoops_imageurl}>logo.gif" width="150" height="80" alt="" />

I would like to put a variable [in read]
<img src="<{$xoops_imageurl}>$x.gif" width="150" height="80" alt="" />

Thanks for your help!

I just found this on the web. How can I use it?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``
Random
Small function to output a random number between two values.
(I didn't see this anywhere else so I thought I would make this function. But it's so simple that maybe it already exists somewhere else... Sorry in that case)

<?php
/*
* Smarty plugin
* -------------------------------------------------------------
* Type: function
* Name: random
* Purpose: output a random number between $varIn and $varOut:
* {random in=$varIn out=$varOut}
* If you want to assign the random number to a variable
* instead of displaying it, you must write:
* {random in=$varIn out=$varOut assign=yourVar}
* Where yourVar can be anything. Then you'll get
* $yourVar equal to a random number between $varIn and $varOut.
* Author: Philippe Morange
* Modified: 25-03-2003
* -------------------------------------------------------------
*/

function smarty_function_random($params, &$smarty)
{
extract($params);

srand((double) microtime() * 1000000);

$random_number = rand($in, $out);
if (isset($assign)) {
$smarty->assign($assign, $random_number);
}
else {
return $random_number;
}
}