A simple script to print out the single quote from file quotes.txt. Tested on Windows, Apache 1.3.22, PHP 4.2.1.
The Random Quote Display allows you to easily add, create, and modify quotes directly through a password protected administration area. You can include the script on to your page via PHP itself, an IFRAME or server-side includes (SSI). A random quote will be displayed each time the page is loaded. You also have literally unlimited control over how the script displays the quote. Uses a text file to store the quotes.
This simple to install, expand and use script can integrate with any PHP script. Or it can be ran standalone. Its a single file with an array of quotes, randomly generated, or you can tell it to display a particular quote.
Qnotes is a php include that allows you to popup windows with random quotes from a flat text file.
It is Netscape compatible, and is very easy to use. Just specify what text file to use, window width, and height in the simple function.
Add random quotes to your homepage by only inserting a short PHP-Tag in your normal HTML. No database needed. Hundreds of quotes included.
This script basically reads a given file into an array, picks a random line from the array, and returns that line. It includes some basic error-checking, but its not very fancy or pretty.
tQuotes is a set of PHP4 scripts to provide and manage random quotes in web pages. The systems backend is provided by a MySQL database, and support is included for adding, deleteing, and editing the quotes list. All administrative tasks are handled through a simple web interface. <b>0.02.1 Beta Update:</b> This is a bugfix release that fixes the first quote in the database always being displayed.
Topic Roundup is a little PHP script that allows you to rotate through a few topics so you dont have to live with the same one all the time.