Right now all pages on the site rotate the same 7 images. To break this up I made multiple versions of the code below. One version for each "section" of the site.
randomNumber is a var set earlier in the code so that the max# of images in the folder is set.
The randomizer is a script within the header section of the site, it writes the <img> tag:
What I would like is instead of multiple versions of the code, just an if/then/else adjustment of the code so that it will check the location of the current url and based on it choose the right /imagefolder#/ for that set of pages.
The site is setup so that subfolders such as
http://www.thesite.com/section/
http://www.thesite.com/section2/
are what the javascript needs to check. Is the current url part of this section (i.e. are you in this subfolder of the site)?
Im drawing a blank as to how to go about doing this but it seems so straightforward. Googling for a specific answer is proving difficult when I cant seem to keyword what Im looking for properly. THANKS!
randomNumber is a var set earlier in the code so that the max# of images in the folder is set.
The randomizer is a script within the header section of the site, it writes the <img> tag:
Code:
document.writeln('<IMG SRC="http://site/imagefolder1/image0' + randomNumber + '.jpg" ');What I would like is instead of multiple versions of the code, just an if/then/else adjustment of the code so that it will check the location of the current url and based on it choose the right /imagefolder#/ for that set of pages.
The site is setup so that subfolders such as
http://www.thesite.com/section/
http://www.thesite.com/section2/
are what the javascript needs to check. Is the current url part of this section (i.e. are you in this subfolder of the site)?
Im drawing a blank as to how to go about doing this but it seems so straightforward. Googling for a specific answer is proving difficult when I cant seem to keyword what Im looking for properly. THANKS!
