| question | answer | category |
| I need more than 4 images and plz give me an example for rotating images. | 1. Copy all images to the one folder
2. Click Select image button under Ads tab to open image selection dialog window. Press and hold down the Ctrl key on your keyboard, and then click each image that you want to select
Alternatively you can use !file1{C:\pics\1.jpg} ,.., !file9{C:\pics\9.jpg} ,… codes to select up to 30 images. Input them anywhere in your ad's body or under "Bot coding" tab (it's under ads tab)
You can use !rotate keyword with !file keyword. For example, add the following to the ad body (to any place of it) :
!file1{C:\pics\!rotate{1.jpg|2.jpg|3.jpg|4.jpg}}
!file2{http://media.example.com/PW25330MR/PW5330MR.jpg}
…
!file8{C:\pics\!rotate{a.jpg|b.jpg|c.jpg|d.jpg}}
Click Preview button under HTML Description tab to see the actual view of the ad with images | general |
| Is it possible to rotate the order the images are uploaded as? | You should use !random2{} or !rotate2{} keywords to shuffle text inside them (rotate order), i.e.
!rotate2{!file{C:\cl\001.jpg}|!file{C:\cl\002.jpg}|!file{C:\cl\003.jpg}}
Input it for example under "Bot coding" (or Text or Html desciption) tab (it's under ads tab). Click Preview button under HTML Description tab multiple times to see the actual view of the ad with rotating images | general |
| I am trying to make it where autoposter would pick only 1 out of 100 pictures so I set the path as c:\cl\!random{001.jpg|002.jpg|003.jpg} What it does at the end is uploading every picture from the list meaning it will upload 001 then 002 then 003 etc. | 1 You should use !random2{} or !rotate2{} keywords to shuffle text inside them (rotate order), i.e.
!rotate2{!file{C:\cl\001.jpg}|!file{C:\cl\002.jpg}|!file{C:\cl\003.jpg}}
Input it for example under "Bot coding" (or Text or Html desciption) tab (it's under ads tab). Click Preview button under HTML Description tab to see the actual view of the ad with images
2 You should use for example !random{} or !fromfile{} keywords inside !file1{} … !file4{} keywords as you did. Software automatically avoids image duplicates.
You can make it to pick random file from a folder by using !randomfile{C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Pictures} keyword, i.e.
!file{!randomfile{C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Pictures}}
You can make it to upload all of the pictures in a file folder, by using wildcards, i.e.
!file{C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Pictures\*} | general |