help, i can't find the following script.....

[Fking]

I'm searching for a script for days.....I just can't find something which suits my needs, it isn't something special.... I hope that someone of you knows something similar and can give me any direction......

so
I need script which shows new html tag from a txt file, every day, on a random basis (daily sequental is also acceptable)

also it must exclude the already showed tags and does not repeat them

I have found many scripts which show random tags from a text file, but they show random tag each call, I want script which shows random tag each DAY.

Also I plan to include it few times on a page, and it must show different tags....

that's it, any help to find something similar will be appreciated

thanks

[zoffi]

Did you searched hotscripts.com? I think you gonna find one. If no, ask help for coding. Those pro guys in this forum propably help you. I help, if I only have clue what you are talking about.

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Originally posted by zoffi
Did you searched hotscripts.com? I think you gonna find one. If no, ask help for coding. Those pro guys in this forum propably help you. I help, if I only have clue what you are talking about.

yes, i have searched hotscripts.com....
well i'll keep searchin...

[BuzzLY]

OK, here is what you need to do:

Create two files: HTMLlist.txt contains the entire list of HTML tags. USEDlist.txt contains all the HTML tags used so far.

Now, create a function:

1. Pull all of the values from each file and puts them into an array: aHTML[] and uHTML[]. This can be using the file() command.

2. Compare the two arrays using the function array_diff(). Make sure aHTML[] is the first argument of the function. It will return an array -- put it in dHTML[].

3. dHTML[] now contains all HTML tags available. Use a random function to pull out one of the tags, and put it in variable htmlTag.

4. You're not done yet -- you need to take that tag and add it to USEDlist.txt. I suggest using file_put_contents().

5. If the USEDtags.txt file contains every tag available (in other words, dHTML[] contains no values), you'll need to remember to empty the USEDtags.txt file, then place all of the aHTML[] values into dHTML[] before selecting a random tag. This essentially will start you over in the picking random tags.

6. return htmlTag

That's it -- now you can use the tag you returned any way you see fit. By putting all of this in a function called getRandomTag(), you can call it as often as you need.

Good Luck!

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thanks for the great answer BuzzLY

too bad that I do not know php at all 🙂