Using the AdRotator Class

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Consider the following code:

1. <?php

2. // include the main class file

3. include("adrotator.class.php");

4. // make a image pool as an array

5. $image_array=array("one.gif","two.gif","three.gif","four.gif","five.gif","six.gif","seven.gif");

6. // instance of the class

7. $o = new AdRotator($image_array);

8. // set the number of images to be shown

9. $o->rotate(5);

10. // get the images in an array

11. $img=$o->getImages();

12. // display the images

13. for($i=0;$i<count($img);$i++){

14. ?>

15. <img src="./images/<?=$img[$i]?>" style="border:thin solid #ffffff "><br>

16. <?

17. }

18. ?>

Line 2: Includes the main class file

Line 5: Define an array that contains all the image (ads) name

Line 7: The constructor of the class takes this image array as argument

Line 9: Sets the number of images that are to be displayed in the page

Line 11: Returns an array of the randomized images

Line 15: Once you have the images, display them (There are other ways to do the image display, the above is just one method)

ENJOY!

J