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SCRIPT DESCRIPTION:
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This changes the colour of the background depending on the day of the week! Just place this after the (/head tag) and before the (body) tag (which you will have to take out)

With this code you can make your page more attractive, by having random colors.

CODE:
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PHP Code:
<?
$today = date("w");
$bgcolor = array(
"#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF", "#FFFF00",
"#FF00FF", "#00FFFF", "#FFFFFF"
);
?>

And change the <body> tags with the following code:

PHP Code:
<body bgcolor="<? print ($bgcolor[$today] - 1);?>"> 

Thanks Ninja Geek for help ;)

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That's it Smile

Enjoy

how does it now what day it is?

(10-13-2009, 03:53 PM)El Zorro Wrote: [ -> ]how does it now what day it is?

The date() function used witht the parameter "w" returns the number of a day (1-7), that is then used to ouput right member of $bgcolor array

@OP

You may want to consider this line as false.

PHP Code:
<body bgcolor="<?print("$bgcolor[$today]");?>"> 

The first element of an array is always = 0, so your line will never use the first member "#FF0000"
The solution is

PHP Code:
<body bgcolor="<? print ($bgcolor[$today] - 1);?>"> 

Thanks for this im really bad at php and I love to learn new things about it.

what is this part for?

$today = date("w");

edit: never mind I get it now

(10-13-2009, 04:31 PM)NinjaGeek Wrote: [ -> ]@OP

You may want to consider this line as false.

PHP Code:
<body bgcolor="<?print("$bgcolor[$today]");?>">

The first element of an array is always = 0, so your line will never use the first member "#FF0000"
The solution is

PHP Code:
<body bgcolor="<? print ($bgcolor[$today] - 1);?>">

Yes you are right actually, I have edited the line in FP also Smile

(10-14-2009, 03:14 AM)immi Wrote: [ -> ]Yes you are right actually, I have edited the line in FP also

np mate .... Blackhat

I lkie that you use date("w") and then directly access the array, I've seen so many people doing if and switches to get this little script to work Roflmao

(10-14-2009, 03:18 AM)NinjaGeek Wrote: [ -> ]I lkie that you use date("w") and then directly access the array, I've seen so many people doing if and switches to get this little script to work

Yours welcome ;)

(10-14-2009, 03:25 AM)immi Wrote: [ -> ]Yours welcome ;)

And I had an idea based on this script..... Changes the color based on the four seasons

PHP Code:
function fourSeasons() {
    $month = date("m");
    $color = "#ff0000";
    if($month >= 3 && $month <= 5) {
        $color = "#59bd0f";
    }elseif($month >= 6 && $month <= 8) {
        $color = "#fece60";
    }elseif($month >= 9 && $month <= 11) {
        $color = "#7e5f29";
    }elseif($month == 12 || $month <= 2) {
        $color = "#8ed7e8";
    }
    
    return $color;
}

print '<body bgcolor="'.fourSeasons().'">'; 

(10-14-2009, 03:51 AM)NinjaGeek Wrote: [ -> ]And I had an idea based on this script..... Changes the color based on the four seasons

PHP Code:
function fourSeasons() { $month = date("m"); $color = "#ff0000"; if($month >= 3 && $month <= 5) { $color = "#59bd0f"; }elseif($month >= 6 && $month <= 8) { $color = "#fece60"; }elseif($month >= 9 && $month <= 11) { $color = "#7e5f29"; }elseif($month == 12 || $month <= 2) { $color = "#8ed7e8"; } return $color; } print '<body bgcolor="'.fourSeasons().'">';

Nice idea. Smile

(10-14-2009, 06:18 AM)immi Wrote: [ -> ]Nice idea.

Yeah, but now you'll get that ugly brown I've put up there.. look at it in the winter or spring... nice colors. Roflmao

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