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This is a pretty good alternative random image script of a server-side Perl or shell script. It simply stores a list of image pathnames and, when the page is being built up, writes an instruction to display one of them, chosen at random.

With PHP you can create images from pure code. Throughout five sections, this tutorial shows how it's done. Topics include: Create the Ellipse, Modify an Existing Image, and more.

This script combines imagemaps and JavaScript to produce a message in a text box when the mouse is moved over different parts of an image. This is good if you need a more detailed description of part of an image.

This JavaScript allows you to generate a random image with link. It does require some customization so only experienced developers should use it. You will need to change link information, image information, and the number of images the script can display.

Need to show a bunch of images without cluttering up your web page? With this easy script, your visitor's can view different images at the click of a button, without loading up extra HTML pages.

Your pictures just do not look right on other people's web browsers? This Java applet allows you to adjust at real-time. It serves as an online digital image album. Main features include dragging, zooming, brightening, sharpening, contrasting, tinting, saturating, and resetting control on photos. Search methods include pull-down list, sequential browsing, and keyword entry.

GF ImageDeck is the easiest, most efficient method available today to provide your guests with a constantly fresh, constantly new set of images. Presented in a traditional "Thumbnail Gallery" using one of two common styles, GF ImageDeck can automate the tedious chore of laying out the images, building the hyperlinks, and keeping the selection fresh. Using advanced random number techniques, GF ImageDeck "deals" out a random selection of images from a "deck" you specify. Best of all, your guests never see a "raw" image. They are always kept in standard HTML pages, giving you every opportunity to hold them and sell them on your site and its benefits.

IDS is a CGI written in Perl that generates a photo album website on the fly. All you need to provide are the images and (optionally) text descriptions. As you add new pictures, they will appear automatically. Each image will be displayed with information such as image type, file size, image size, and date uploaded. If EXIF information is embedded in the image (shutter speed, aperature, focal length, etc.), it will be displayed. It will create thumbnail preview images for JPEG, PNG, and GIF images. It will also recognize and display QuickTime movies, MPEG movies, and MP3 files. IDS uses HTML templates, so you can easily customize the look of your site.

mimbounce is a highly configurable Java menu applet that can take infinite images and bounce them around. When an icon is engaged, it is raised to the front, shows its caption, changes its color, activates draggable mode, and reduces bouncing speed.

This fully configurable Java menu applet can take infinite icons and circle them around on the ring. When an image is engaged, it is raised to the front, embosses other icons not in focus, shows the caption, and waits to connect to a URL in the target frame.

Preloading images refers to loading images into browser cache prior to displaying them, and is used when you wish certain images to be revealed instantly when called upon (such as in a rollover effect). Use this script to preload any number of images easily.

This Java animated menu applet adds some zooming flavor to the menu. Customizable Parameters include: menu image filename, delay, text toggle, menu box option, text color, font size, zoom scale, menu box range, URL, and text.

PHP has the ability to upload files such as documents or images using the multipart/form-data protocol, but how do you use this and how do you resize the images after they are uploaded to create thumbnails or image repository, etc. This tutorial along with full source code shows you how.

The purpose of this script is twofold: To show the perceived performance enhancements of pre-cached images, and To show how to script continually rotating images. When this page loads, it automatically pre-caches four images that are immediately available in the right-hand pane. The idea here is that as long as the visitor is waiting for a page to load, all the images may as well be downloaded up front, allowing for instantaneous image access thereafter. Activating the checkbox turns on a function that continually cycles through all pre-cached images at five-second intervals.

This small script can generate Code 3 of 9 barcodes for use within your HTML files. The GD image manipulation library is required. Great for databases and inventory tracking scripts.

This applet can show a fire effect over any image. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text. The applets is interactive and includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.

This is a neat JavaScript that allows you to use your own images to help your visitor's fill out a form. Use images to validate entries as well!

This is a configurable menu Java applet that can take infinite variable-sized images and display their associated descriptions. The description panel automatically wraps around the text.

A java applet that can show a plasma effect over any image. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text. The applet is interactive and includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.

DS ImageScroll is an applet that can scroll any images in real time. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text. The applet is interactive and includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.