[Pablo Borsellino]

Hey, now I want to show you a simple Website - that allows you a random signature for this Forum (not only this Forum). Only 5 Steps.. If you don't believe this.. watch my signature » press F5 or Reload the Page manual » watch my signature and again, and again.. My Signature changes himself. This only works, if you have 2 or more signatures - before I forget: This don't works with the Avatar! And one more thing: Sorry for my bad English, but I think my English is good enough for reading and better then a Online Translator.


1 : Register!
Register you at UzziSoft and that exact HERE!
On the left side of the site is a menь, with the Tab: "Create an Account" » Press it!


2 : Login!
So, now go again on the left menь and press "Login" - input your Name and Password that you have tipped at the register step.


3 : Upload Pictures!
Back to the menь and press "Add More Pictures" » then select pictures (max. 10 at the time) and press "Upload Pictures".


4: Your Link!
Now you get your personal Link - the link is like "http://www.uzzisoft.net/randomsigscriptlargesigs/Pablo_Borsellino.jpeg" but only with your Name at the end and not my


5: Embed into Forum!
So, you have the Link and only need to embed this in the Forum with the img - BB Code Tag's.

Код:

Thats it, if you want to now how the Website creates a random picutre: This is a random PHP Code - simple if you now how.
Greetz!

[Mark_Weston]

pretty cool, Photoshop would be easier tho.

[Prumpuz]

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Originally Posted by Mark_Weston pretty cool, Photoshop would be easier tho.

Photoshop? For random signatures?

By the way, nice tutorial Pablo Borsellino. Pretty interesting stuff, thanks for sharing.

[ricardo178]

This is very usefull. Thank you for sharing and maybe i will use it later...
It's really nice to people that have many things toadvertise in their signatures....
Keep up the good work.

[Mean]

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Originally Posted by Mark_Weston pretty cool, Photoshop would be easier tho.

I don't think you can use photoshop for random signatures.

Good job, I will be probably using this in the future.