LOOKING FOR A CERTAIN SCRIPT FOR MY WEBSITE?
Question by BrokenEye’s Friend Josh:
Looking for a certain script for my website?
You know how some websites have “quote of the day” or “image of the day” or “fact of the day” or “word of the day” things on ‘em. Well I want to make one of those, but I cannot find the script for it ANYWHERE. Does anyone know what the script is, or where to find it?
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Answer by Kind_Lad
I’ve made several.
There are two ways to do this:
Database driven: The quotes are stored in a database, and they are dynamically selected by a server-side scripting language like PHP, or Perl.
JavaScript-Driven: In this case all of the quotes are in the pages sources, but the only one displayed (without viewing the source) is one selected by JavaScript.
Which type are you looking for? If you do not know, you are looking for the second 
I can make you one of the later, for free, but I will not be able to do so for another 14 hours (my kids are visiting). View my profile for contact information.
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about 1 year ago
Without seeing the macro’s code, it’s impossible to tell you how to prevent this error.
You most likely got this problem by either opening a document that contains a bad macro, installing software that tried to add a plugin to Open Office, or using a template that isn’t properly coded.
If you are trying to work with a Word document in Open Office, that’s probably not going to work out for this particular document, sorry.