Huh...

I had considered using PHP for something similar. I honestly wouldnt have
thought to use it like that. I appreciate it you have given me a great idea.
If it works ill post my results :)


--D

On 7/27/07, Designer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > Daniel Kendrick wrote:
> >> I am curious if there is a way to serve up different pages to
> >> returning visitors so its different than that of a first time visitor.
>
> If PHP is an option, you can produce a different 'effect' by having an
> array and randomly selecting the content.  At it's simplest level this
> can just be an image, like this:
>
> <?php
>                  $location = array (
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Treyarnon
> Bay', image=>'treyarnon.jpg'),
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Trevose
> Head', image=>'trevose.jpg'),
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Padstow',
> image=>'padstow.jpg'),
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Constantine
> bay', image=>'constantine.jpg'),
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Showery
> Tor', image=>'showerytor.jpg'),
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Bedruthan',
> image=>'bedruthan.jpg'),
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Treyarnon
> Dusk', image=>'treyarnondusk.jpg'),
>                                                                         
> array(location=>'Carnewas',
> image=>'carnewas.jpg'),
>
>                                                                         );
>
>                                         $numlocations=sizeof($location);
>                                         $row =
> (rand(0,($numlocations-1)));
>                                         $num=$row+1;
>                                         echo "<img
> src=\"openingpage/graphics/".$location[$row]["image"]
> ."\" alt=\"\" /><p>".$location[$row]["location"]."</p>";
>
>                         ?>
>
> Or you can go completely over the top and have the array consisting of
> as many 'pages' as you like, selecting randomly as above.  You can do
> the latter by linking to pages, by changing the CSS, etc etc.
>
> It's not perfect of course, but it doesn't use cookies, it doesn't need
> JS, it's simple, and it's robust.
>
> HTH,
> --
> Bob
>
> www.gwelanmor-internet.co.uk
>
>
>
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