I notice that on the edit category and home page thingy in the nopC that I can insert a picture. I want to insert a picture that changes on each reload.
What would be the best method to create a picture set that changes on each reload?
Thank you
How to make a picture change on reload in category fields?
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Jackluv wrote:
I would do it by storing the category images in a specific folder, with file naming having the following pattern:
category-[catId]-[sequenceNumber].[extension]
Then in the View, write some simple codes to randomly pick the picture specific to that category. :D
I notice that on the edit category and home page thingy in the nopC that I can insert a picture. I want to insert a picture that changes on each reload.
What would be the best method to create a picture set that changes on each reload?
Thank you
What would be the best method to create a picture set that changes on each reload?
Thank you
I would do it by storing the category images in a specific folder, with file naming having the following pattern:
category-[catId]-[sequenceNumber].[extension]
Then in the View, write some simple codes to randomly pick the picture specific to that category. :D
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wooncherk wrote:
Any idea where I get that simple codes?
I notice that on the edit category and home page thingy in the nopC that I can insert a picture. I want to insert a picture that changes on each reload.
What would be the best method to create a picture set that changes on each reload?
Thank you
I would do it by storing the category images in a specific folder, with file naming having the following pattern:
category-[catId]-[sequenceNumber].[extension]
Then in the View, write some simple codes to randomly pick the picture specific to that category. :D
What would be the best method to create a picture set that changes on each reload?
Thank you
I would do it by storing the category images in a specific folder, with file naming having the following pattern:
category-[catId]-[sequenceNumber].[extension]
Then in the View, write some simple codes to randomly pick the picture specific to that category. :D
Any idea where I get that simple codes?
MVP
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- 11/6/2009
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Jackluv wrote:
It should be simple enough that you can write it yourself, something like:
<img src="@Url.UrlContent("~/PATH/TO/PICTURE/PICTURE_NAME.jpg")" />
Of course you need to inject some randomness into it. :D
I notice that on the edit category and home page thingy in the nopC that I can insert a picture. I want to insert a picture that changes on each reload.
What would be the best method to create a picture set that changes on each reload?
Thank you
I would do it by storing the category images in a specific folder, with file naming having the following pattern:
category-[catId]-[sequenceNumber].[extension]
Then in the View, write some simple codes to randomly pick the picture specific to that category. :D
Any idea where I get that simple codes?
What would be the best method to create a picture set that changes on each reload?
Thank you
I would do it by storing the category images in a specific folder, with file naming having the following pattern:
category-[catId]-[sequenceNumber].[extension]
Then in the View, write some simple codes to randomly pick the picture specific to that category. :D
Any idea where I get that simple codes?
It should be simple enough that you can write it yourself, something like:
<img src="@Url.UrlContent("~/PATH/TO/PICTURE/PICTURE_NAME.jpg")" />
Of course you need to inject some randomness into it. :D
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Jackluv wrote:
In CSHTML you can inject C# code. So the randomness can be taken care by C#. :D
Java script is what I use? Or html? What does the edit home page accept?
If I knew that, I could google for the code. I do have dreamweaver, I could wysiwyg the code in there and copy/paste it into the thingy.
If I knew that, I could google for the code. I do have dreamweaver, I could wysiwyg the code in there and copy/paste it into the thingy.
In CSHTML you can inject C# code. So the randomness can be taken care by C#. :D