View Full Version : Rotating Thumb Pic of the Day script
Ms Naughty
2007-05-29, 09:50 PM
Does anyone have any suggestions for a script that creates a pic of the day in thumbnail form? The sort where the user can whack it in a sidebar and it links to your larger pic of the day?
There are sponsors who offer this. I only need to add this code to my page:
<a href="http://www.sponsor.com/potd?refcode"><img src="http://www.sponsor.com/thumb.jpg"></a>
and their script does the rest.
So I'd essentially need a script that automatically rotated the hotlinked thumbnail on a daily basis.
Or any kind of thumb POTD script would be good.
Are you looking for a script that does what I am doing at MyPoTD.com (http://mypotd.com/daily/) which essentially powers the Pic of The Day at MySexPosts.com (http://mysexposts.com/)
or
Are you looking for sponsor programs that offer a linked thumbnail in your sidebar that changes on a daily basis?
Ms Naughty
2007-05-30, 09:04 AM
I'm after a script for myself, rather than looking for potd sponsors.
And I'm looking for the ability to actually understand what I'm doing. That may be harder to find.
emmanuelle
2007-05-30, 12:43 PM
We use a cgi script for ours, I think you've seen it ;-)
If you're interested, drop me an email and I can help you out.
I'd like to take this opportunity to ask if anyone knows of a clip-of-the-day solution with thumbnail as well.
I'd like to take this opportunity to ask if anyone knows of a clip-of-the-day solution with thumbnail as well.
http://www.calmdev.com/ - Haven't tried it, so you will have to talk to dev team about all features. I think it is $45.00
I'm after a script for myself, rather than looking for potd sponsors.
And I'm looking for the ability to actually understand what I'm doing. That may be harder to find.My script uses URLs and thumbnail locations stored in a database, sorted into niches if needed, and displays a record dependant on the day of the month/year.
Alternatively, a search at http://www.hotscripts.com/ will bring a few results that may be easy to understand/implement :)
Ms Naughty
2007-05-30, 09:56 PM
Thanks for the tips :) Sparky has also made a suggestion so I'll see what I can do. Steep learning curve here.
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