Microon JS Random Image Component 1.2 ©2002 Microon.net

Description

Microon JS Random Image Component inserts one random chosen image (from the specified folder) into a web page.
It is very similar to Microon ASP Random Image Component, with some advantages and some disadvantages in comparison to it.

Features

• Only 2 code lines to be inserted into the web page
• It is not necessary to specify a predefined list of images
• Automatic image adaptation to its dimension
• Images can be linked to a specified page, or can be linked to the same image (in full size)
• Images can be forced to any width, any height, or to both
• It is possible to disable the right-click menu on the image (useful for copyright purposes)
• It is possible to disable the IE 6 image toolbar (useful for copyright purposes)

Advantages
The main advantage of JS (jscript) version of Microon Random Image Component is that it can be used on every web site and on every type of web page, because it is executed locally on the client machine.

Disadvantages
For the same motives mentioned above, this JS version, since it is executed on client machine, can't automatically scan the images on the server folder specified. So it is necessary to rename the images with a sequential name (such as image1.jpg, image2.jpg, image3.jpg, etc.); it is also necessary to specify the max number of images (for ex. if the last image is image44.jpg, you must specify 44), and the image extension (gif or jpg) (so it is not possible to have mixed extension gallery). If your web site supports ASP, it is highly recommended to use the ASP version of Microon Random Image Component.

For all details, documentation and examples, see the readme file.

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[ NOTE: If your web site does support ASP, it's highly reccomended to use the Microon ASP Random Image component. ]