the forum needs to allow links that generate dynamically code (i wouldn't).
With a picture (.jpg for example) and an url rewrite you can call a picture and you can generate it dynamically, but nothing more.
If the forum allows swf sig, it is possible
You put it on your Forum signature (VB) and it randomly pulls titles from your blog. it is clickable.
Thanks in advance
Create a script that generates an image and sets a cookie on the surfer's computer. Have that image linked to another script that will read the cookie to figure out what post it is and send the surfer to the blog post. It's not exactly what you were looking for but it'll work.
Create a script that generates an image and sets a cookie on the surfer's computer. Have that image linked to another script that will read the cookie to figure out what post it is and send the surfer to the blog post. It's not exactly what you were looking for but it'll work.
You put it on your Forum signature (VB) and it randomly pulls titles from your blog. it is clickable.
Thanks in advance
I have stuff that can do that. Not using it to pull titles from blogs per se, just from a list of phrases. But if it was had acces to the bog db then real easy to pull titles. If no access, harder, but still doable.
The mainstream wm forum dp has this feature but it does not RANDOMLY pull posts from your blog
I just switched out my sig to point at my little rotator script. I haven't made it clickable because I need to go look at code I haven't used in a while before I do that, but I can make it clickable.
I think Smokey might have some similar stuff. I know he was messing with the same technique about the same time I was playing with it a lot.
The mainstream wm forum dp has this feature but it does not RANDOMLY pull posts from your blog
Doesn't really matter where it pulls them from. You just need to write a small secondary script to create a similar file/database to the one it currently pulls from, and then have the script pull from that new file/database.
Create a script that generates an image and sets a cookie on the surfer's computer. Have that image linked to another script that will read the cookie to figure out what post it is and send the surfer to the blog post. It's not exactly what you were looking for but it'll work.
Problem there is unless it is your own forum and you are running the scripts there, then you are dealing with third party cookie shit. You can't set a cookie from an image generation type script unless it is on the same domain.
I looked at registering third party cookies a while back. Looked like a pain in the ass to me so I didn't go that route.
Easiest way is just to send them to whichever one was the last one you displayed. It is not a00% accurate but a hell of a lot easier ;p
I'm thinking that there is a way you could fudge this together using imagemagick
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It is a project (have actual domains for it and everything) that I started on 5 years ago and then shelved with the full intent of getting back to it.
It was not shelved for lack of interest but rather because of lack of income. I could finish it and maybe have something to sell and maybe make enough money or I could do outside contracting and definitely make enough money. I chose the sure thing.
But ya know how that goes.
So, right now (last night I spent an hour or so reviewing my code) I do NOT have a fully functioning user control panel for it yet. I have a 75% one but that doesn't really help much.
I also have the blog pull just slammed in there, that would need to be dynamic so you could point it at various blogs etc.
To the question can I do different fonts, colors? yep. You can control the foreground color, background color. I do not have it set up to use multiple foreground colors but that is possible I believe. The fonts are pulled from a font folder on my server. I loaded it up with a bunch of fonts that someone was passing around back then. A zip full of free/public domain (supposedly) fonts, mainly ttf. I say supposedly because there are tons of what are supposed to be free fonts out there that when you check them they are not actullay free. Since I support copyrights I would not distribute the fonts I have with the code. But since the program reads the fonts directory for the selection it offers up you just need to go find your own set of ttf fonts.
Reading back on that, god I suck at typing and I don't even have my laptop keyboard to blame this time. So, sorry again for the typos but I ain't going back and fixing them this time.
$maindb = mysql_pconnect($main_host,$main_user,$main_pass);
if(!$maindb)
{
die("could not hook up to the main database");
}
if($main_host==$blog_host && $main_user==$blog_user && $main_pass==$blog_pass)
{
// if all data is in one db then use the same connection
$blogdb=$maindb;
}
else
{
// if data is in different dbs then we need 2 connections
$blogdb = mysql_pconnect($blog_host,$blog_user,$blog_pass);
if(!$blogdb)
{
die("could not hook up to the blog database");
}
}
Then there is the make_sigs script (please not that I have some hardcodes in there for gfy, these were dynamic but I hardcoded the changes I made a few days ago for the blog pull in and demo and I have not gotten back to changing it up:
// This assumes the blog is WP and the posts table is wp_posts
$sql_str="select id, post_title from " . $blogdbname . ".wp_posts order by rand() limit 1 ";
$result = mysql_query($sql_str,$blogdb);
//echo "result=" . $result . "<br>";
$blog=mysql_fetch_array($result);
$id2use=$blog['id'];
// mod to handle blogs. Not bringing in multi lines from blog database
$numlines=1;
Fuck, I just realized that there is one more piece that I di not put up there.
The clicksig piece is the piece that handles when the sig is clicked on and redirects it to the right url for the image they are on.
FYI there's no need to set the null password and group files. Those two lines are better left off.
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