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What do you mean by "Call", heres you basic options

 

include("file.php");

require("file.php");

include_once("file.php");

require_once("file.php");

 

but if you need to use one of the above before you make call to any functions,

onLoad is normally associated with Javascript.... it wouldn't have any affect with a php file.

 

what are you trying to achieve by this?

 

If you want a function that exists within a php file to occur when a page is loaded, you should include that file with one of the methods that have been shown to you... and then manually call the required function(s) for what you need.

 

ie: litterally type functionName() somewhere in your document after the inclusion...

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?

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