Random Object Javascript?

[BLiZZaRD]

The ONLY code in the movie is this:

i = random(2)+1;
loadMovie("swf"+i+".swf", "box_container");

This code assumes you name all your movies to load "swfX.swf" where X is a number.

If you want to add other movies (3, 4,583, 27, whatever) just number and name them in this way. Then change the number in the i = line to match the total number of movies.

i = random(4583)+1;
loadMovie("swf"+i+".swf", "box_container");

will choose randomly between your 4 thousand + movies.

You can do what ever you want with this movie, the code, what ever. I don't hold any copyrights to the code I just write it

Enjoy.

[Moglizorz]

W00t. Thanks, I'll use this

You know, every time you have talked to me (the whole of 2 times! ) you have broadened my knowledge. xD

[BLiZZaRD]

That's what we are here for

If you really want to gain some knowledge test out my Riddle site (shameless self promotion)

[techno_race]

If you want random:

<script type="text/javascript">

var html=new Array()
html[0]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.dynamicdrive.com\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[1]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.javascriptkit.com\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[2]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.hotscripts.com/JavaScript/Scripts_and_Programs\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[3]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.macromedia.com\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[4]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/default.jsp\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[5]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[6]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.mozilla.com\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[7]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.cgiscripts.net\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[8]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.hotscripts.com\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';
html[9]='<button onClick=\"window.location=\'http://www.snapfiles.com\'><font style=\"text-decoration: blink\">Random Link</font></button>';

var dothemath = Math.floor(Math.random()*html.length);
document.write(html[dothemath]);
</script>

So for that, I would just replace from <button...to...button> on each line, and add or remove lines as I please for different random HTML strings?

Yes. For example, if you want a green text string for one, you would change

html[1]="<button...>...</button>"

to

html[1]="<font color=\"green\">text string</font>"