I have a great image reload script; problem is I want to use it to change two separate images on the same page.

It calls "xoxo", I think if I can change this to say something else it may work; but problem is xoxo may be something special? not sure.

Any Ideas?

This code goes in place of the image:

<SCRIPT language=JavaScript> document.writeln('<TD'+'><IMG SRC="'+xoxo[choice]+'"><'+'/TD>');</SCRIPT>

Here is header code:

   var ic = 4;     

var xoxo = new Array(ic); 

xoxo[0] = "images/banner2.jpg";
xoxo[1] = "images/banner3.jpg";
xoxo[2] = "images/banner4.jpg";
xoxo[3] = "images/banner5.jpg";

function pickRandom(range) {

if (Math.random)

return Math.round(Math.random() * (range-1));

else {

var now = new Date();

return (now.getTime() / 1000) % range;

}

}

// Write out an IMG tag, using a randomly-chosen image name.

var choice = pickRandom(ic);

xoxo is the array of image names

to have two random images

just call the randomiser twice

var img1 = pickRandom(ic);
var img2 = pickRandom(ic);

then show the image

SRC="'+xoxo[img1]+'"
SRC="'+xoxo[img2]+'"

This is ust what i need thanks for posting! :]

Originally Posted by chrishirst

xoxo is the array of image names

to have two random images

just call the randomiser twice

var img1 = pickRandom(ic);
var img2 = pickRandom(ic);

then show the image

SRC="'+xoxo[img1]+'"
SRC="'+xoxo[img2]+'"

Chris, thanks for the help, but I still don't quite understand.

If I replace the very last line of code with this:

var img1 = pickRandom(ic);
var img2 = pickRandom(ic);

then all of the images are still named x0x0, so it would be confused?

What I need to do is call two separate sets of images, one for each call.

Could you maybe add this code into the main file, so I can see how this would work?