Here's a quick hack to display a blinking logo. Put this JavaScript in the head element of your page:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Begin var blinkInterval = 5 * 1000; // five seconds var blinkTime = 1 * 1000; // one second
var logoFile = "hunchentoot-logo.png";
var blinkImageFiles = new Array ("hunchentoot-logo-blink-1.png", "hunchentoot-logo-blink-2.png", "hunchentoot-logo-blink-3.png", "hunchentoot-logo-blink-4.png"); var imageCount = blinkImageFiles.length;
function startBlink() { setInterval("blink()",blinkInterval); }
function blink() { var index = Math.floor(imageCount * Math.random()); var imageFile = blinkImageFiles[index]; document["HunchentootLogo"].src = imageFile;
setTimeout("unBlink()",blinkTime); }
function unBlink() { document["HunchentootLogo"].src = logoFile; } // End --> </script>
Put a named image tag in the body of your page like this:
<img border="0" src="hunchentoot-logo.png" name="HunchentootLogo"/>
That's it. I've attached the images hacked from the Hunchentoot logo on the website. Hopefully they'll get through the mail list software. Now to modify this to use parenscript....
Regards,
Patrick
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