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Hi!
I'm using a javascript with a separate .js file. In order to get the load
time of the page down to a minimum I am thinking of using several .js files.
And I would now like my javascript to choose one of the .js file randomly.
It would be nice if I could name the files getcontent1.js, getcontent2.js
and so on, and that the script could choose randomly between them, and that
it uses a different source file every day, or every hour.
Is this possible? And how is it done in the easiest, fastest loading way?
Anyone that can help me?
Between the <head> tags it looks like this:
<script language="JavaScript" src="getcontent.js">
</script>
Is it possible to just modify these lines? Further down it looks like this:
<script language="JavaScript"><!--
var before = '<font size="4" <font color="#000000"> <b> <font
face="BernhardFashion BT">';
var after = '</font>';
var content = getcontent();
document.write(before + content + after);
// -->
</script>
As you can understand - I'm not at all used to write or modify scripts.
Thanks in advance.
/ Johan
I'm using a javascript with a separate .js file. In order to get the load
time of the page down to a minimum I am thinking of using several .js files.
And I would now like my javascript to choose one of the .js file randomly.
It would be nice if I could name the files getcontent1.js, getcontent2.js
and so on, and that the script could choose randomly between them, and that
it uses a different source file every day, or every hour.
Is this possible? And how is it done in the easiest, fastest loading way?
Anyone that can help me?
Between the <head> tags it looks like this:
<script language="JavaScript" src="getcontent.js">
</script>
Is it possible to just modify these lines? Further down it looks like this:
<script language="JavaScript"><!--
var before = '<font size="4" <font color="#000000"> <b> <font
face="BernhardFashion BT">';
var after = '</font>';
var content = getcontent();
document.write(before + content + after);
// -->
</script>
As you can understand - I'm not at all used to write or modify scripts.
Thanks in advance.
/ Johan