Create a Rotating Ads

Friday, June 13th, 2008
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If you run more than one ads, but lack of space to put the ads, you can actually rotate the ads.

The code below will create a random number from 1 to 10. Since I want both ads to be shown with a probability of 50%, I put the condition if (x > 5). You can change this number.

<?php $x = rand(1,10); ?>
<?php if ($x > 5) { ?>

<!--your first ad code-->

<?php } else {?>

<!--your second ad code-->

<?php } ?>

You can read more about PHP rand() function here.

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3 Responses to “Create a Rotating Ads”

  1. Norhafidz says:

    Nice info there, thanks, I was searching for the code and now I can implement it on my blog! keep giving more helpful information.

  2. KNizam says:

    perghhhhh too techie la for me. hehe :)

  3. Selinap says:

    KNizam: You just need to copy and paste it to the place where you want it to appear in the template file.

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