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Not sure I can configure my dates and times

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 5:51 pm
by dinrock
I had someone else write and then configure / upload that scrip to my web server so am not sure what you meant. I need to find a php professional who may be willing to assist in my resetting that script to my web host's server. How? I won't know for a while. Thank you.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 6:22 pm
by hongco
were you trying to reply to a post? I am confused. :roll:

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 7:24 pm
by Burrito
we've got to see the code in order to help you with it 8O

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 7:40 pm
by dinrock
Hi Burrito:
The image source code that people were using to paste into their html for adding my daily image was http://danscartoons.com/cotd/dailycartoon.php and the guy who wrote this php script sent me these instructions once, when he first developed it:
# Instructions For Dans Daily Cartoon Script
#
# 1) Edit Getcode section (optional)
#
# 2) Upload dailycartoon.php to the same folder as your images
#
# 3) Make sure images are named dc1.gif - dc365.gif
#
# 4) Upload a image named dc0.gif, This will be your default image
# in case a image is missing
#
# 5) link the script using <img src="http://danscartoons.com/dailycartoon.php">
# for example.
########################################################
# Helpful Hints and Tips
#
# You can use any size image and html alignment, alt=, etc.. tags.
#
# Always upload PHP scripts in ascii format
#
# You can rename this file to anything you want
#
# File numbers should start from the current day of the year
# Example: If this is Jan 30th then todays image is dc30.gif
#
# This file is setup to display gif images not jpg or png
#
# As soon as I find a decent day of the year holiday reference
# I'll post the next few years holidays, etc.
#######################################################
I hope someone could assist me.
I appreciate it. I am not "code oriented" but found this forum & thought I would ask around. Any other questions, just let me know.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 9:02 pm
by Burrito
couple things:
1) you still haven't clearly outlined what your problem is so it's difficult to assist you when we don't even know what's wrong
2) in order to assist you, we're going to need to see the actual code, not instructions for how to set up someone else's script.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 10:04 pm
by JAM
I bet this is considered a double posting...
Original post here: viewtopic.php?t=33816

Thread locked to stop the confusion.