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  1. Triphis, thank you, I think I understand now what was being said... you cleared up my confusion, I did not realize I could to the #include("rotate.php") then in my code just call the function to start the script. Here the story, I have rotate.php that lives in the image dir, and when it is called it displays a different image to the web browser everytime it is called. I originally had a javascript that I had to everyday load 3 new images into an array to display on the index page every 35 seconds, now I want to call rotate.php to do my dirty work. Is there another way or should I say a better way to do all of this?
  2. If I use a one of these options include("file.php"); require("file.php"); include_once("file.php"); require_once("file.php"); can I then do this <Body OnLoad="Rotate.php"> ? Best Regards!
  3. Hello, I need to call a "rotate.php" file from my index.php file and I am not sure of the best way to do this, any ideas?
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